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NIVERSAL EXPOSITION 

ST. LOUIS, U. S. A., 1904. 






RULES AND REGULATIONS 

(Vixal) 




'or the Government of and the Awarding of Prizes in 



Conditions of Entry, Quarantine and Customs Requirements 
Relative to Foreign Animals, Etc, 



Universal Exposition 



ST. LOUIS, U. S. A., 1904. 



PRIZE-LIST 



RULES AND REGULATIONS. 



(FINAL.) 



DEPARTMENT OF LIVE STOCK. 



The exhibition of Live Stock will open August 22, and close November 
12, 1904, and include the following Divisions: 



Div 



ision A — Horses, Asses and Mules. 

B— Cattle. 
' C — Sheep. 

' D — Swine. 

' E — Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock. 

' F — Dogs and Cats. 

' G — Southern Breeding Cattle 

' H — Carload Lots of Cattle. 



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David R. Francis, Wm. H. Thompson, Walter B. Stevens, 

PRESIDENT. TREASURER. SECRETARY. 



Louisiana Purchase Exposition 
world's fair, st. louis 

1904 



Frederick J. V. Skiff, Director of Exhibits 

Paul Brown, Chairman of Committee on Agriculture 



DEPARTMENT OF LIVE STOCK 

Charles F. Mills, Chief of Department 

F. D. Coburn, Honorary Chief of Department 

Fred H. Rankin, Secretary 



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THE UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION of 1904 will provide accom- 
modations and opportunity at St. Louis for complete dis- 
plays of the useful recognized breeds of domestic animals 
and fowls and their exhibition and judging to the best 
advantage, without charge for entries, stalls or pens in 
any division. 

The wide extent of the classification, a list of prizes 
never before equaled in extent or generosity, together 
with the ample and attractive provisions intended for the 
comfort and exhibition of the entries will, as a whole, be 
fully in keeping with the magnitude and importance of the industry 
to which they pertain. All these have been planned upon a scale and 
breadth of liberality heretofore unknown, and suggest every facility 
for the instruction and entertainment of visitors interested in Animal 
Husbandry and its wonderful recent progress, as well as all who would 
know more of their reach and what they imply. 

The appropriation of $280,000 of Exposition money for prizes to 
live stock, to which have been added large sums from States and asso- 
ciations of breeders, makes possible and assures in each class a pre- 
sentation of and a competition between the best specimens in existence 
— an assemblage of quality whereby will be determined the present 
summit level of human skill and endeavor in animal development. 

That the effort must give wholesome impetus to an advancement 
and resetting of breeding, feeding and Exposition standards far sur- 
passing any heretofore attained, is the earnest conviction of those 
who have wrought its plans and provided the ways and means for its 

making. CHARLES F. MILLS, 

Chief of Department of Live Stock. 

F. D. COBURN, 

Honorary Chief of Department of Live Stock. 

Approved: Confirmed: 

FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, DAVID R. FRANCIS, 

Director of Exhibits. Pres. of Louisiana Purchase Exposition. 



RULES AND REGULATIONS. 



ENTRIES. 



1. Every animal and fowl must be entered in the name of its owner as the 
exhibitor, and the application for entry must be signed by him. All entries are 
expected to be and are understood as made upon the basis of and in compliance 
with the rules, regulations, classification and information contained in this the 
revised and final Prize-List, which supersedes any preliminary or other List pub- 
lished previously. 

2. Firms and copartnerships entering animals for competition must in all 
cases be bona fide and the names of the members of the firm and date of copartner- 
ship should be given at time of filing entries. 

3. Entries on prescribed forms for the several Divisions must be filed with 
the Chief of the Department of Live Stock on or before the dates upon which 
entries will close, as follows: 

Division A — Horses, Asses and Mules, July 16, 1904. 

B— Cattle, July 23, 1904. 

C— Sheep, August 15, 1904. 

D — Swine, August 15, 1904. 

E — Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock, September 10, 1904. 
" F — Dogs and Cats, September 10, 1904. 
" G — Southern Breeding Cattle, Monday, October 1, 1904. 

H— Carload Lots of Cattle, Monday, October 1, 1904. 

4. In Divisions A, B, C and D exhibitors will be restricted to the entry and 
exhibition of not more than two animals in each Section. 

5. Application for each entry must give the name and address of the exhibitor, 
name and record number of the animal, the Division, Class and Section in which 
it is to be exhibited, and if a pure-bred be accompanied by the official Certificate 
of Registry, signed by the Secretary of the Association publishing a Register 
therefor. 

6. The domestic and foreign books of record of pedigrees, as approved by 
the Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture, will be recognized 
as authority in matters of registration, with such exceptions as may be herein- 
after indicated for each Division. 

7. The same animal can be entered for competition in a section for age, as 
a part of a herd, the get of a sire and produce of dam, and will be entered by 
the Chief for Championship Prize if awarded a First-Prize. No breeding animal 
will be entered in more than one class as of more than one breed. Fat animals 
will be entered in their class and in classes in which breeds and grades compete 
by ages. 

8. In Classes for Fat Stock or for breeds of which there are no established 
pedigree records evidence of breeding satisfactory to the Chief of the Department 
of Live Stock must be supplied at time of making entry. 

9. For use of the press and in the final report of the Exposition all exhibitors 
are urged to furnish to the Chief of the Department, at the time of making entry, 
two unmounted cabinet-size photographs of each animal entered. 

10. Applications for entry of Herds, Get or Produce must give the registry 
names and numbers of each animal composing such Herds, Get or Produce. 

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11. Applications for the entry of animals from foreign countries owned by 
non-residents, in addition to the requirements provided for in these rules must 
have the official approval of the Chairman of the Commission appointed to repre- 
sent the country from which such animals come to the Louisiana Purchase Expo- 
sition, provided such animals are sent by and exhibited under the auspices of 
the government of the country from which they come. 

12. Animals owned by State and public institutions will be permitted to com- 
pete only with similar exhibits from like institutions. 



VETERINARY INSPECTION. 



1. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition will appoint a Veterinary Surgeon for 
the Department of Live Stock, and such assistants as may be necessary. 

2. All animals before admission to the Exposition grounds will be examined 
and must pass a satisfactory veterinary inspection, as a safeguard against infec- 
tious or contagious diseases. 

3. The Veterinary Surgeon of the Department shall make daily inspection of 
the grounds, stables, stalls and pens and make each morning a report in writing 
to the Chief of the Department concerning the health of animals on exhibition, the 
condition of the grounds, stables, stalls and pens, and any other matters pertaining 
to the sanitary condition of the Department. 

4. Exhibitors will promptly report in writing to the Chief of the Department 
and the Veterinary Surgeon any symptom of disease in their respective exhibits. 

5. In case of the sickness or injury of any animal while on exhibition it shall 
be removed upon the order of the Chief of the Department from the Exposition 
grounds, or to a separate enclosure, where the exhibitor may direct the treatment 
of the animal. 

6. If the Veterinary Surgeon of the Department of Live Stock, or another, is 
employed to treat a sick or injured animal the exhibitor shall pay such Veterinary 
Surgeon a reasonable charge for his services, and other necessary expenses in- 
curred. 

7. In case of doubt or protest as to the age of an animal in competition an 
examination shall be made by the Veterinary Surgeon, and should his report be 
that the age has not been correctly stated, or should any evidence submitted as 
to the animal's age be found unsatisfactory, said animal shall be barred from com- 
petition. 



QUARANTINE. 

1. All animals from foreign countries will be subject to the quarantine regu- 
lations of the United States Department of Agriculture published herewith in this 
Prize-List. 

2. No animals will be admitted to the Exposition grounds from districts of the 
United States from which shipment of such animals on account of infectious or 
contagious diseases is prohibited by the regulations of the United States Depart- 
ment of Agriculture or the regulations of the State of Missouri in force during 
the period of the Exposition. 

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3. In case of outbreak of any contagious or infectious diseases among any 
class of domestic animals, making it advisable for the public safety that such stock 
shall not be exhibited at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, the Chief of the De- 
partment of Live Stock will have authority to withdraw the offer of prizes therefor. 

4. Animals known to be affected by or as having been exposed to any con- 
tagious disease within thirty days next prior to August 20, 1904, will not be admitted 
to the Exposition grounds. 



REGULATIONS FOR ADMISSION INTO THE UNITED STATES OF LIVE STOCK 

FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES. 

The following rules (Circular No. 60, May 17, 1901) have been promulgated by 
the Secretary of the Treasury as to the entry of animals imported for exhibition 
at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis, Missouri: 

I. Entry will be made at the custom-house according to the forms prescribed. 

II. DESCRIPTION OF ANIMALS. — Accompanying the prescribed invoice, 
there will be filed with the surveyor such a description of each animal by 
distinguishing marks and characteristics as shall serve to identify the same when 
withdrawn from the Exposition for sale or export. 

III. WHEN MADE IN ADVANCE.— In order to avoid any risk from delay, 
entry of such animals may be made and completed in advance of the arrival of the 
vessel of importation, except that the permit will be withheld by the collector for 
delivery to the importer or his agent on the announcement of such arrival. 

IV. GOVERNMENT NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SAFETY OF ANIMALS.— The 
Government will not be responsible for the security or safe-keeping of such 
animals. The transfer to the transportation line will be made under the supervision 
of the collector at the port of arrival. 

V. On arrival at the Exposition, the animals will be subject to such disposition 
as may be agreed upon between the authorities of the exposition and the Surveyor 
of Customs. 

VI. WITHDRAWAL OF ANIMALS. — So far as applicable, the above general 
regulations under the act will govern importations of such animals, and at the close 
of the Exposition imported animals on exhibition may be withdrawn for consump- 
tion, transportation in bond, or exportation, under articles 12 and 13 of these 
regulations, but animals not so withdrawn will be sold at auction, and the proceeds, 
after deducting duties and charges, will be held subject to the order of the owner 
or importer. 

VII. The regulations of the Department of Agriculture of December 28th, 
1899, promulgated by the Department of the Treasury on February 16th, 1900, 
(Treasury Department Order No. 22014) will govern generally as to the importa- 
tion of neat cattle, sheep and other ruminants, and swine, except that the require- 
ment of tuberculin test, and the quarantine of one week required for cattle im- 
ported from Canada which are not provided with a certificate of tuberculin test, 
will be waived. Should such cattle be sold and remain in the United States at the 
close of the Exposition, a tuberculin test will be required before they are released. 

VIII. APPLICATION. — Any person contemplating the exhibition at the Louis- 
iana Purchase Exposition of neat cattle of Canadian origin must make application 
to the Secretary of Agriculture for a permit to import animals for that purpose. 
Said application must give the number of animals and a description of each, cover- 
ing breed, registration number, and state at which of the ports hereinafter named 
said animals are to be imported, and the names of the railroads by which and 
over which said animals are to be transported to the city of St. Louis. Said applica- 

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tion must be accompanied by a certificate from a veterinary inspector of the 
Dominion of Canada where said cattle are located, affirming that no contagious 
pleuro-pneumonia, foot-and-mouth disease, or rinderpest has existed in said district 
for the past year; also that the cattle have been examined by said veterinarian and 
are free from contagious diseases, including tuberculosis. 

IX. PERMITS. — The Secretary of Agriculture, upon receiving an application 
as above provided, will issue a permit for the importation of neat cattle of Canadian 
origin to be exhibited at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, and excepting said 
cattle from the quarantine of seven days (see Bureau of Animal Industry, Order 
No. 109), upon condition that these regulations are strictly complied with. 

X. CATTLE MUST BE SHIPPED ON DISINFECTED CARS.— The said cattle 
must be loaded at point of shipment into clean and disinfected cars for transport 
to the United States, and a certificate from the railroad agent must accompany 
said cars showing that the same were duly cleaned and disinfected in the manner 
prescribed by the regulations of the United States Department of Agriculture. 

XL CATTLE TO HAVE PROPER FOOD, WATER, SPACE AND REST.— All 
Canadian cattle entering the United States for exhibition at the Louisiana Pur- 
chase Exposition must be loaded and shipped in cars in which they can have 
proper food, water, space, and opportunity to rest; said cattle are not to be un- 
loaded until they reach the Exposition grounds at St. Louis, but can not be so 
shipped under the immediate-transportation act. 

XII. QUARANTINE STATION.— All cattle coming under the provisions of 
these regulations must be entered at designated quarantine stations, and on their 
arrival at either of said ports the inspector of the Bureau of Animal Industry at 
said port will countersign the permit herein provided for and allow the cattle, 
if free from disease, to proceed to St. Louis, subject to a veterinary inspection at 
that point. 

XIII. WILD ANIMALS AND BIRDS.— The importation of wild animals and 
birds for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, under the act of May 25th, 1900, should 
be governed by the regulations of the Department of June 28th, 1900 (Treasury 
Department Order No. 22316). 



ADMISSION OF CANADIAN ANIMALS. 

The following special order (Bureau of Animal Industry No. 104) dated March 
9th, 1903, providing for the importation of Canadian animals for exhibition at the 
Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis, Mo., has been issued by the Secretary 
of the United States Department of Agriculture for the guidance of collectors and 
other officers of the customs, viz: 

"It is hereby ordered, That Canadian animals, including horses, cattle, sheep, 
goats, and swine, may be imported into the United States for exhibition at the 
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, provided they are accompanied by a certificate of a 
Canadian official veterinarian stating that such animals are free from any contagious 
or infectious diseases, and have not been exposed to the contagion of such diseases 
affecting each particular species for a period of three months preceding the date 
of shipment. All such animals must be loaded at point of shipment in Canada into 
clean and disinfected cars for transportation to the United States, and a certificate 
from the railroad agent must accompany said cars showing that they were duly 
cleaned and disinfected in the manner prescribed in the regulations of this Depart- 
ment. Such animals must be entered at one of the designated animal quarantine 
stations, (principal stations at St. Albans, Vt., Buffalo, N. Y., Detroit, Mich., and 
Port Huron, Mich.) and on their arrival the inspector of the Bureau of Animal 
Industry at said station will countersign the official veterinary certificate (or 
permit in the case of cattle) herein provided for and allow the animals, if found 

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free from disease, to proceed to St. Louis, subject to veterinary inspection at that 
point. All such Canadian animals must be loaded and shipped in cars in which 
they can and do have proper food, water, space, and opportunity to rest, and must 
not be unloaded in any public stock yards or other point until they reach the Exposi- 
tion grounds at St. Louis. 

"Any person contemplating the importation of neat cattle from Canada must 
make application to this Department for a permit to import the cattle for that pur- 
pose; said application must give the number of cattle and a description of each, 
covering breed, registration number, and state at what point the cattle are to be 
imported, the names of the railroads by which and over which said cattle are to 
be transported to the city of St. Louis. This application must be accompanied 
by a certificate from a Canadian official veterinarian stating that no contagious 
disease affecting cattle, excepting tuberculosis and actinomycosis, has existed in 
the district in which such cattle have been kept for the past year, and that the 
cattle have been examined by him and are free from contagious diseases. 

"The cattle of Canadian origin which are not sold to remain in the United 
States must be immediately returned to Canada at the close of the Exposition. 
All such cattle that are to remain in the United States must be tested with 
tuberculin by an inspector of the Bureau of Animal Industry, and will not be 
allowed shipment to destination in the United States unless such test shows them 
to be free from tuberculosis." 

(Signed.) JAMES WILSON, 

Secretary. 



ADMISSION OF ANIMALS OTHER THAN CANADIAN. 

The following special order (Bureau of Animal Industry Order No. 105), dated 
March 9, 1903, providing for the importation of animals (other than Canadian) for 
exhibition at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Mo., has been issued by 
the Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture for the guidance of 
collectors and other officers of the customs, viz: 

"It is hereby ordered, That horses from Great Britain and the Continent of 
Europe may be imported into the United States for exhibition at the Louisiana 
Purchase Exposition, provided they pass a veterinary inspection by an inspector 
of the Bureau of Animal Industry at the port of entry. 

"It is further ordered, That the quarantine period for cattle imported for this 
Exposition from Great Britain, Ireland and the Channel Islands shall be sixty 
days counting from the date of shipment. The period of quarantine for sheep, 
other ruminants, and swine, shipped from the above countries, shall be fifteen days, 
counting from the date of arrival at the port of entry. 

"Any person contemplating the importation of cattle, sheep, and other rumi- 
nants and swine, for exhibition at this Exposition must make application to this 
Department for a permit to import and quarantine said animals for that purpose. 
This application must state the number and kind of animals to be imported, the 
port from which shipped, and the probable date of shipment, and must further 
state the port at which said animals are to be landed and quarantined, and the 
approximate date of their arrival. United States consuls will not give clearance 
papers or certificates for the shipment of animals from their districts unless the 
importer presents a duly signed permit, issued by this Department covering the 
shipment. 

"The regulations of this Department (Bureau of Animal Industry Order No. 
109, dated April 10, 1903, superseding Bureau of Animal Industry Order No. 56), 
dated December 28, 1899, will govern generally the care and supervision of 
such animals in their shipment from the port of entry to the animal quarantine 
station, and after arrival at such station. The certificates of health provided for in 
the above regulations will also be required for animals imported for this Exposition. 

"All cattle covered by the provisions of this order may be imported without a 
tuberculin test, provided that after the expiration of the quarantine period they 

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are shipped direct from the animal quarantine station to the Exposition grounds 
without unloading in any public stock yards or other point en route. After the 
close of the Exposition, however, if such cattle are to remain in the United States 
they must be tested with tuberculin by an inspector of the Bureau of Animal 
Industry and will not be allowed shipment to destination in the United States 
unless such test shows them to be free from tuberculosis." 

(Signed.) JAMES WILSON, 

Secretary. 



INSPECTION AND QUARANTINE OF LIVING ANIMALS. 

The regulations of the United States Department of Agriculture for the inspec- 
tion and quarantine of horses, neat cattle, sheep, and other ruminants, and swine 
imported into the United States are in part as follows: (Bureau of Animal 
Industry Order No. 109, superseding Bureau of Animal Industry Order No. 56), viz.: 

HORSES. 

All horses imported into the United States from any part of the world, except 
as otherwise provided for the countries of North America, shall be required to 
pass a veterinary inspection at the port of entry by an inspector of the Bureau of 
Animal Industry. Such inspector shall not allow the landing of any hay, straw 
or forage which accompany shipments of horses originating in any country on 
the Continent of Europe. In case the inspector finds horses to be affected with 
any contagious disease, he shall isolate them and immediately report to the Chief 
of the Bureau of Animal Industry, who may refuse the landing of horses affected 
with such diseases. 

CATTLE, SHEEP, AND OTHER RUMINANTS. 

All cattle, sheep and other ruminants imported into the United States from 
any part of the world except as hereinafter provided for the countries of North 
America shall be accompanied with a certificate from the local authority of the 
district in which said animals have been for one year next preceding the date of 
shipment, stating that no contagious pleuro-pneumonia, foot-and-mouth disease, 
anthrax, rinderpest, or any other disease contagious to cattle has existed in said 
district for the past year. 

SWINE. 

All swine imported into the United States from any part of the world, except 
as otherwise provided for the countries of North America, shall be accompanied 
with a certificate similar to the one required for cattle, sheep, and other ruminants, 
relating to the existence of foot-and-mouth disease, hog cholera, swine plague, and 
erysipelas. 

CERTIFICATE AND AFFIDAVIT OF OWNER AND IMPORTER. 

All such animals shall also be accompanied with an affidavit by the owner, 
stating that said animals have been in the district where purchased for one year 
next preceding date of sale, and that no contagious disease affecting the species 
of animals imported has existed among them nor among any animals of the kind 
with which they have come in contact, for one year last past, and that no inocula- 
tion has been practiced among said animals for the past two years. Also by an 
affidavit from the importer or his agent supervising the shipment stating that they 
have not passed through any district infected with contagious diseases affecting 
said kind of animals; that they have not been exposed in any possible manner to the 
contagion of any of said contagious diseases, and that the animals, when not 
driven, have been shipped in clean and disinfected cars and vessels direct from 
the farm where purchased. 

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The foregoing certificate and affidavits must accompany said animals and be 
presented to the collector of customs at the port of entry and by him be delivered 
to the inspector of the Bureau of Animal Industry stationed at said port, to allow 
them to be imported into the United States. 

ANIMALS. 

The word "animals" when used in these regulations refers to and includes all 
or any of the following kinds: Horses, asses and mules; neat cattle, sheep and 
other ruminants; and swine. Under the word "horses" will be included asses and 
mules; and under the word "sheep" will be included all ruminants except cattle. 

DISEASES. 

The words "contagious diseases" when used in these regulations includes and 
applies to all or any of the following diseases: Glanders and farcy, maladie du 
coit, distemper or strangles, anthrax, contagious pleuro-pneumonia, Texas or 
splenic fever, tuberculosis, actinomycosis, foot-and-mouth disease, rinderpest, 
variola, foot-rot, scab, hog cholera, swine plague and erysipelas. 

PERMITS FOR IMPORT ANIMALS. 

Any person contemplating the importation of animals other than horses from 
any part of the world, except the countries of North and Central America, must 
first obtain from the Secretary of Agriculture two permits, one stating the number 
and kind of animals to be imported, the port and probable date of shipment, which 
entitle them to clearance papers on presentation to the American consul at said 
port of shipment; the other, stating the port at which said animals are to be 
landed and quarantined, and the approximate date of their arrival, and this will 
assure the reception of the number and kind specified therein at the port and 
quarantine station named, at the date prescribed for the arrival, or at any time 
during three weeks immediately following, after which the permit will be void. 
These permits shall in no case be available at any port other than the one men- 
tioned therein. Permits must be in the name of the owner of, or agent for, any 
one lot of animals. A quarantine release will be given each owner for the number 
and kind of animals belonging to him which are discharged from quarantine, and 
this release will be a certificate of fulfillment of quarantine regulations. In case 
an importation of animals is owned by more than one person, a release will be 
issued to each owner covering the animals which belong to him. Permits will 
be issued to quarantine at such ports as the importer may elect, so far as facilities 
exist at such port, but in no case will permits for importation at any port be 
granted in excess of the accommodations of the Government quarantine station at 
such port. United States consuls should give clearance papers or certificates for 
animals from their districts intended for exportation to the United States only 
upon presentation of permits as above provided, with dates of probable arrival 
and destination corresponding with said permits, and in no case for a number in 
excess of that mentioned therein. When such shipments originate in the interior 
of a foreign country, these permits should be submitted to the consul of that 
district and through the forwarding agent to the consul at the port of embarkation. 



TARIFF DUTIES ON IMPORTED ANIMALS. 

For the information of foreign exhibitors the following extracts from the 
tariff act of July 24, 1897, as amended by the act approved March 3, 1903, regard- 
ing the importation of live-stock are given. 



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Section 218. Cattle, if less than one year old, two dollars per head; all other 
cattle if valued at not more than fourteen dollars per head, three dollars and 
seventy-five cents per head; if valued at more than fourteen dollars per head, 
twenty-seven and one-half per centum ad valorem. 

Section 219. Swine, one dollar and fifty cents per head. 

Section 220. Horses and mules, valued at one hundred and fifty dollars or 
less per head, thirty dollars per head; if valued at over one hundred and fifty 
dollars, twenty-five per centum ad valorem. 

Section 221. Sheep, one year old or over, one dollar and fifty cents per head; 
less than one year old, seventy-five cents per head. 

Section 222. All other live animals, not specially provided for in this Act, 
twenty per centum ad valorem. 

Section 278. Poultry, live, three cents per pound. 

Section 473. Any animal imported by a citizen of the United States especially 
for breeding purposes shall be admitted free, whether intended to be so used by the 
importer himself or for sale for such purpose: Provided, That no such animal 
shall be admitted free unless pure-bred of a recognized breed, and duly registered 
in the books of record established for that breed: And provided further, That certifi- 
cate of such record and of the pedigree of such animal shall be produced and 
submitted to the customs officer, duly authenticated by the proper custodian of 
such book of record, together with the affidavit of the owner, agent or importer 
that such animal is the identical animal described in said certificate of record and 
pedigree: And provided further, That the Secretary of Agriculture shall determine 
and certify to the Secretary of the Treasury what are recognized breeds and pure- 
bred animals under the provisions of this paragraph. The Secretary of the 
Treasury may prescribe such additional regulations as may be required for the 
strict enforcement of this provision. Cattle, horses, sheep or other domestic 
animals straying across the boundary line into any foreign country, or driven 
across such boundary line by the owner for temporary pasturage purposes only, 
together with their offspring, may be brought back to the United States within 
six months free of duty, under regulations to be prescribed by the Secretary 
of the Treasury: And provided further, That the provisions of this Act shall 
apply to all such animals as have been imported and are in quarantine, or other- 
wise in the custody of customs or other officers of the United States, at the date 
of the passage of this Act. 

Section 474. Animals brought into the United States temporarily for a period 
not exceeding six months, for the purpose of exhibition or competition for prizes 
offered by any agricultural or racing association (shall be admitted free); but a 
bond shall be given in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Secretary of 
the Treasury; also teams of animals, including their harness and tackle and the 
wagons or other vehicles actually owned by persons emigrating from foreign 
countries to the United States with their families, and in actual use for the purpose 
of such emigration under such regulations as the Secretary of the Treasury may 
prescribe; and wild animals intended for exhibition in zoological collections for 
scientific and educational purposes, and not for sale or profit. 

Section 494. Birds and land and water fowls, free of duty. 



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SHIPMENT OF EXHIBITS. 

1. The Exposition Grounds will be open for the reception of Live Stock on 
the following dates, viz: 

Division A — Horses, Ponies, Jacks, Jennets and Mules, Thursday, August 18, 1904. 
B— Cattle, Thursday, September 8, 1904. 

C — Sheep and Goats and D — Swine, Thursday, September 29, 1904. 
E — Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock, Friday, October 21, 1904. 
F — Dogs and Cats, Saturday, October 22, 1904. 
" G — Southern Breeding Cattle, Thursday, November 3, 1904. 
H— Carload Lots of Cattle, Thursday, November 3, 1904. 

2. All Live Stock for exhibition owned and located in the United States out 
side of the quarantine district should be billed in the name of the exhibitor or 
his agent as "Exhibits for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Mo." 

3. All Live Stock for exhibition owned in the United States and located in 
the quarantine districts of the United States as well as foreign exhibits of Live 
Stock, will be subject to the regulations of the United States Department of 
Agriculture, and the Treasury Department, as published elsewhere in this Prize- 
List, and such stock will be shipped pursuant to such regulations. 

4. Freight on Live Stock should be prepaid to the Louisiana Purchase Exposi- 
tion Grounds, St. Louis, Mo., and advice of route of shipment, time of arrival, etc., 
sent by wire to the Chief of the Department of Live Stock in ample time to have 
the stables made ready for the stock on arrival. 

5. Duplicate way-bill of Live Stock should be mailed by each exhibitor to 
the Chief of the Department of Live Stock from starting point prior to departure. 
The duplicate way-bill after the arrival of the stock will be checked up, certified, 
and made available for any rebate provided for return shipment. 

Following are the Rules and Regulations promulgated by the Exposition's 
Traffic Bureau governing the transportation of Live Stock and for the free return 
to point of original departure: 

Horses and mules and other valuable and fancy animals, except cattle, hogs 
and sheep, intended for exhibition will be charged full tariff rates in both direc- 
tions. Cattle, hogs and sheep will be charged tariff rates going to the Exposition, 
and may be returned to the point of origin free, subject to the same rules and 
restrictions as apply to dead freight, provided the regulation form of live stock 
release shall be executed by the owners. The rules of the official Classification 
relating to the carriage of attendants in charge of animals will apply to all ship- 
ments of live stock. 

Note. — It is not to be understood that this action requires any company to 
return such exhibits free. 

Bills of lading and waybills covering exhibits must show the precise routes 
by which such exhibits are to be transported, specifying in detail every carrier 
and every junction of delivery to a connecting line, from starting points to the 
Exposition, in order that exhibited articles entitled to free return may be returned 
by the exact routes first used. 

When exhibits reach the Exposition via routes other than those specified in the 
bills of lading they will be entitled to free return only when returned via the 
exact route first used. 

All exhibits forwarded to the Exposition will be charged full tariff rates to St. 
Louis, Mo., or East St. Louis, 111. Through rates to the Exposition grounds will 
be made by adding the rates fixed by the terminal lines and Exposition manage- 
ment from St. Louis, Mo., or East St. Louis, 111., viz.: 

The following are the rates of the terminal lines, and will apply from St. 
Louis, Mo., or East St. Louis, 111., to connection with Exposition tracks on inbound 

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shipments, and from connection with Exposition tracks to East St. Louis, 111., on 
outbound shipments. All charges on shipments must be prepaid. 

On car loads. — From St. Louis, Mo., to connection with Exposition tracks, 2 
cents per 100 lbs., minimum, $10 per car. 

From East St. Louis, 111., to connection with Exposition tracks, 4 cents per 
100 lbs., minimum, $15 per car. 

To the above rates and other charges there will be added a charge made by 
the Exposition management of 6 cents per 100 pounds. This terminal charge 
covers switching within the Exposition grounds and cost of handling shipments 
between cars and space allotted for exhibition, and will be made in each direction. 

This charge will be computed on basis of railroad billed weights and applied 
on all shipments of exhibits, including those of the United States Government, 
subject to the regularly established minimum weights. 

On all exhibits destined to the Exposition, prepayment of freight and terminal 
charges at St. Louis will be required at points of origin; on returned exhibits 
prepayment will be required at St. Louis of the terminal charges at that point. 

Except as specified in the first of the foregoing regulations (relating to horses, 
mules, etc.), and subject to the conditions hereof and of the Western Classification 
and Exceptions, exhibited articles will be returned free of all charges, except 
those of the Exposition management, switching, bridge tolls and terminal charges, 
over the railways in St. Louis only on the following terms and conditions: 

(a) Paid freight bills or original bills of lading, both of which should name 
the precise routes first used, and certificates signed by the proper officer of the 
Exposition, must be presented to show that exhibited articles paid freight one 
way and have not changed ownership. 

(b) It must be distinctly understood that shipments of exhibits entitled to 
free return must be returned via same routes first used. 

(c) They must be consigned to the points from which they were sent on the 
forward journeys, and over the same routes first used. 

(d) Releases must be executed upon the agreed form, relieving the carriers 
from liability on the return journey, in consideration of free return. 

(e) No charges will be advanced on articles returned free. 

(f) Persons accompanying exhibits which are returned free will be charged 
fare. 

(g) Certificates and releases must be attached to the manifests. 

For uniform release for returned exhibits, see page 33 of Rules and Regula- 
tions issued by C. L. Hilleary, Exposition Traffic Manager, and obtainable from him 
on application. 



ANIMALS. 

1. All animals must be on the grounds of the Exposition and in place two 
days prior to the first day of the exhibition specified for the Division to which 
they respectively belong, and must remain on the Exposition Grounds until the 
closing date for the exhibit in such Division unless special permission for cause 
is granted by the Chief of the Department for their prior removal. 

2. All delivery of animals at the Exposition Grounds and barns and removal 
therefrom will be by and at the expense of their exhibitors. 

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3. For the convenience of exhibitors arrangements will be made to receive 
animals in each Division three days prior to the first day advertised for the show in 
the respective Divisions. 

4. Every animal entered in the show will be assigned a number by which it 
will be known in the official catalogue and in the show arena. This number will be 
printed on a card which will bear thereon the age and weight of the animal and 
must be displayed with such animal when outside its stall or pen. 

5. An exhibitor may for satisfactory reasons substitute and show an animal, 
otherwise qualified, in lieu of the one previously entered, in any of the Sections 
for Herds, Breeding Sections, Get, or Produce, due notice having been given to the 
Chief of the Department prior to the date of going to press of the official catalogue. 

6. The owner of the dam at the time of service will be considered the breeder 
of the animal exhibited. 

7. Ages of cattle, except as noted, and draft breeds of horses, also jack stock 
and mules, will be computed from birth to September 1, 1904. 

The basing date for computing ages in Sections 4, 6, 10 and 12 of the classes 
for Short-horn, Hereford, Aberdeen-Angus, Galloway, Red Polled, Devon, Polled 
Durham and Brown Swiss cattle will be January 1. 

Ages of horses other than of draft breeds will be computed by years, beginning 
January 1 of the year in which born. 

Ages of sheep and goats and swine will be computed from birth to September 
1, 1904. 

8. No castrated or barren animal of either sex will be eligible for competition 
or exhibition in any section with breeding animals. 

9. Evidence satisfactory to the Chief of the Department must be submitted 
on the prescribed form: 

(A) That Stallions four years old or over have sired a foal within twc 
years immediately preceding August 22, 1904; that Mares four years old or over 
have produced a live foal within two years immediately preceding August 22, 1904, 
Standard Trotters, Thoroughbreds and Saddle Horses excepted. 

(B) That Bulls three years old or over have sired a calf within two years 
immediately preceding September 12, 1904; that Cows four years old and under 
five have produced one calf, and that Cows five years old or over have produced 
at different periods preceding September 12, 1904, not less than two calves. 

(C) That Rams two years old or over have sired lambs within one year 
immediately preceding October 3, 1904; that Ewes three years old or over have 
produced a lamb within one year immediately preceding October 3, 1904. 

(D) That Boars two years old or over have sired a litter of pigs within one 
year immediately preceding October 3, 1904; that Sows two years old or over have 
farrowed within one year immediately preceding October 3, 1904. 

10. Male animals shown in any breeding section must be entire, and no 
animal affected with any chronic disease, deformity, or serious imperfection shall 
be eligible for entry, exhibition or award. 

11. In the sections for "get of one sire" or "produce of one dam," whether 
in the Divisions for horses and asses, cattle, sheep and goats, or swine, the pres- 
ence of the sire or dam will not be required. 

12. Should any exhibitor misrepresent or conceal any material fact or attempt 
to perpetrate a fraud upon any competitor or upon the Louisiana Purchase Expo- 
sition he will thereby forfeit all rights as an exhibitor, and the animal or animals 
entered by him will be promptly excluded from the grounds. 

13. In addition to the exhibits provided for, the Chief of the Department of 
Live Stock is authorized to admit for exhibition, but not for competition or award, 
animals which in his opinion possess sufficient merit, interest or utility to entitle 
them to recognition and admission to a universal exposition. 

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14. The Chief of the Department is authorized to provide classes in addition 
to those enumerated in the Prize-List when in his judgment the interests of the 
Exposition and the Live Stock industry will be advanced thereby. Animals entered 
in such additional classes will have the right to compete for such prizes as the 
Chief of the Department may designate at the time the classes are formed. 

15. In case exhibits of any breed of Live Stock creditable in extent and 
quality to a universal exposition are not assured on or before the date of closing 
entries therefor, the Chief of the Department may withdraw the prizes offered 
therefor, or otherwise apportion them. 

16. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition invites competition and visitors from 
all nations, and urges the importance of having the Live Stock assembled consist 
of only the best representatives of the respective breeds. For this reason the 
Chief of the Department is directed, if any animal offered for exhibition is not 
worthy, or a creditable representative of a recognized valuable breed, to promptly, 
remove the same from the Exposition grounds. 

17. The Chief will order the removal of vicious, fractious or diseased animals 
from the grounds, and the right is reserved to the Chief to order at his discretion 
the peremptory removal from the grounds of any animal. 

18. Cattle, horses, ponies, jacks, jennets, mules, and so far as is practicable, 
swine and sheep will be exhibited for awards and display in the Live Stock Arena, 
subject to such regulations as may be promulgated. 

19. No animal shall be decorated with any unnecessary trappings during its 
examination by the Judge. 

20. In the event of the death of any animal duly entered for competition, or 
such disability as in the opinion of the Chief of the Department disqualifies such 
animal for exhibition, the Chief may authorize the substitution of another animal 
eligible to entry at date of filing the original application. 

21. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, its agents or employes, are 
not in any instance to be held responsible for any injury to, exposure of, or for 
the death of any animal or exhibit while on the Exposition's premises or other- 
wise; nor for any feed, freight or other bills or charges connected with exhibits 
of any character in the Department of Live Stock. 



STALLS AND PENS. 



1. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition will provide stabling accommodations 
for such exhibits of Live Stock as may be accepted by the Chief of the Department 
of Live Stock. 

2. All stalls and pens will be numbered with reference to the Exposition 
catalogue. Numbers on cards corresponding with the Official Catalogue will be 
furnished exhibitors for each entry and no animal will be allowed to pass from 
its stall or pen without having the proper number displayed conspicuously on the 
person of the attendant. 

3. Exhibitors will be required to keep their stalls or pens and the floor 
adjacent thoroughly clean and wholesome, and have their exhibits and quarters 
ready for inspection by visitors from nine o'clock A. M. to sunset. They will be 
given permission to decorate their stalls and pens on approved plans, and to attrac- 
tively display prize ribbons, badges, medals and certificates of award in the 
quarters occupied by their exhibits. 

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4. Failure to fully comply with the regulations, or the orders of the Chief, as 
to cleanliness and order will subject the exhibit concerned to immediate removal 
from the Exposition grounds. 

5. Applications for stalls and pens should be filed at the time of making 
entries and specify the number of box or open stalls needed. 



FORAGE AND FEED. 



1. Ample facilities will be provided for the distribution of feed and water 
throughout the grounds. 

2. Forage, grain and bedding of good quality will be available to exhibitors at 
reasonable prices at warehouses conveniently located within the grounds. 

3. Exhibitors if they desire may bring to the Exposition with their stock a 
supply of forage and grain. 



EXHIBITORS. 

1. In addition to the general rules, exhibitors in each Division will be subject 
to special rules and regulations governing the respective Divisions, herein or 
hereinafter promulgated. 

2. An exhibitor will not be allowed in the Arena while a Judge is on duty, 
except as an attendant and in uniform. 

3. Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the 
animals they may have on exhibition and immediately on the close of the period 
assigned for the exhibition of a given Division remove the animals belonging to 
such Division from the Exposition Grounds. 

4. Any exhibitor or attendant who refuses to accept or who tears off a 
prize badge or authorizes another person to do so in the Arena dV in presence 
of the Judge, or shall otherwise insult the awarding Judge or the Superintendent 
shall forfeit the prize awarded and be excluded from further competition. 

5. Exhibitors are expected to recognize the right of visitors to inspect animals 
in their stalls and pens so far as is practicable, and to courteously afford all 
reasonable opportunity for such inspection and for the acquiring of instructive 
information. 

6. Exhibitors, their employes and the representatives of the Exposition only 
will be allowed in the barns and buildings after the hour for closing each evening. 



ATTENDANTS. 

1. Every animal appearing in the Arena must be in charge of a competent 
and neat-appearing attendant, dressed in a clean, new suit consisting of a blue 
denim blouse and trousers and a white duck cap. Attendants without the pre- 
scribed uniform will not be admitted. 

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2. Exhibitors will be required to furnish for their animals all necessary attend- 
ants, who will be subject to the rules and regulations governing employes of the 
Department of Live Stock and of the Exposition. 

3. In case of failure on the part of any attendant or employe to obey the 
rules and regulations the exhibitor shall promptly remove him from the Exposition 
grounds upon the request of the Chief of the Department of Live Stock. 

4. Attendants upon stock while in the Arena are forbidden to converse with 
a Judge while he is engaged in the performance of his duties, except to answer 
inquiries, and they must promptly and in good faith comply with any directions 
given them by the Superintendent pertaining to their stock or their own personal 
conduct. 



PROGRAM OF EXHIBITION. 



1. The dates for exhibition of Live Stock in the several Divisions will be as 
follows : 

Division A — Horses, Asses and Mules, Monday, August 22, to Saturday, Sep- 
tember 3, 1904, inclusive. 

B — Cattle, Monday, September 12, to Saturday, September 24, 1904, 
inclusive. 

C — Sheep, and D — Swine, Monday, October 3, to Saturday, October 
15, 1904, inclusive. 

E — Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock, Monday, October 24, to Saturday, 
November 5, 1904, inclusive. 

F — Dogs and Cats, Tuesday, October 25, to Friday, October 28, 1904, 
inclusive. 
" G — Southern Breeding Cattle, Monday, November 7, to Saturday, 
November 12, 1904, inclusive. 

H — Carload Lots of Cattle, Monday, November 7, to Saturday, No- 
vember 12, 1904, inclusive. 

2. Animals entered for competition must be ready to promptly enter the 
Arena at the hour when the section is advertised in the official program. 

3. Superintendents shall exclude stock from competition in case of unneces- 
sary or embarassing delay on the part of exhibitors in bringing animals into the 
Arena. 

4. Any owner of an animal entered for competition who shall refuse, without 
reasons satisfactory to the Superintendent or Chief of the Department, to display, 
parade or exhibit when called upon by the Superintendent or Chief shall thereby 
forfeit his rights and prizes as an exhibitor. 

5. Awarding of prizes will begin in the Arena promptly at the hour an- 
nounced on the official Bulletin Board in the Live Stock Arena, on the dates 
named above, continuing from day to day as directed by the Superintendent in 
charge, and exhibitors will govern themselves accordingly without further notice 
of the time of exhibition. 

6. Animals must be shown in such manner as the Judge may prescribe and 
any exhibitor who refuses to comply with the proper requirements of the Judge 
will thereby forfeit his rights in the competition. 



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JUDGES. 

1. All prizes in the Department of Live Stock of the Louisiana Purchase 
Exposition will be awarded by individual Judges or the "one-judge system", and by 
comparison. These Judges will be chosen for their especial qualifications and their 
intimate knowledge of the characteristics and qualities that make valuable the 
breeds upon which they will give judgment, and their awards will be final. 

2. Judges will report to the Superintendents in the Arena at nine o'clock 
A. M. on the day fixed for awarding prizes in the sections which they are respect- 
ively to judge. 

3. Only such animals as have been awarded First-Prizes in their respective 
Classes at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will be eligible to Championship 
Awards, and the Championships will in each instance be awarded by the Judge who 
awarded the breed's Class prizes. 

4. In case of doubt on the part of a Judge as to any material fact in con- 
nection with the entry of an animal in competition, satisfactory proof in writing 
must be promptly furnished by the exhibitor to the Superintendent for the use 
of the Judge within a time specified by such Judge. Should any doubt arise as to 
the regularity of any important matter which the Judge declines to decide he 
shall at once report the same in writing to the Chief of the Department of Live 
Stock for decision, which will be final. 

5. Upon the completion of the examination of each breed its Judge will 
compare the award-cards with the record of prizes entered in the prize-record 
book, and if found correct sign the record in the proper place and later file a 
detailed report giving a general description of the entire Class, to be followed by 
his reasons for the awards as placed, with any other information relating to said 
exhibits desirable to publish in the final report of the Exposition. 

6. In awarding prizes in Divisions A, B and C the Judges will examine all 
animals exhibited in each Section placing them in the order of merit from right 
to left beginning on the right with the best, and rank consecutively to the left all 
the other animals in the respective sections. In Divisions D, E and F exhibits will 
likewise be ranked in the order of their merit. The Judges will indicate by 
numerals on the award-cards containing the entries in each ring the rank given 
the competing exhibits, and after signing these cards file them with the Superin- 
tendent of the Class, to be posted in the official book of entry and award. 

7. No person shall act as Judge in any Class in which he may be interested 
as exhibitor, agent, employe of an exhibitor, or otherwise, and the Chief of the 
Department of Live Stock will immediately remove any such interested Judge on 
presentation of satisfactory evidence of such interest. 

8. JUDGES ARE INSTRUCTED TO AWARD IN EACH INSTANCE ONLY 
PRIZES OF SUCH GRADE AS THE MERITS OF THE INDIVIDUAL ANIMALS 
FULLY JUSTIFY. ABSENCE OF COMPETITION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED 
AS JUSTIFICATION FOR AWARDING A HIGH-CLASS PRIZE TO AN ANIMAL 
OF MEDIUM OR INFERIOR QUALITY. 

9. Having reason to believe that an exhibitor, by false entry or otherwise, 
attempts to deceive the Judge, the Exposition or the public and obtain a prize 
by misrepresentation or fraud the Judge shall report the facts at once in writing 
to the Chief of the Department for his decision, which will be final. 

10. Objections to a person serving as a Judge must be submitted to the Chief 
of the Department in writing prior to his making any award, with good and suffi- 
cient reasons therefor, upon which the Chief shall have full power to act. 



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AWARDS. 

1. Except where otherwise indicated in the Classification and Prize-List 
First-, Second-, Third-, Fourth-, and Fifth-, cash Prizes are offered in DivisioDS 
A, B, C, D and G. 

2. Certificates of award will be given by the Chief of the Department of 
Live Stock to the prize-winning exhibitors following the close of the Live Stock 
Show stating the amounts due each for the prizes specified. Certificates of High 
Commendation and of Commendation will be issued for the two animals given 
first and second place next respectively in order of merit to those to which cash 
prizes are awarded. 

3. In event of the expulsion or disqualification of an animal after an award 
thereto its rating will be cancelled from the record and the animals with the next 
lower ratings in the Section will be correspondingly advanced. 

4. Awards to breeders will follow those in the regular Classes to owners and 
consist of badges and certificates. The badges and certificates will be provided 
for the purpose of thereby giving due prominence to the breeder's skill, which 
makes possible the exhibition of animals worthy of a prize at the Universal Expo- 
sition of 1904. 

5. The prizes awarded in the Arena will be indicated by colored badges as 
follows: A blue badge will indicate a First-Prize; a red, a Second; a white, a 
Third; a pink, a Fourth; a yellow, a Fifth; a green, a Sixth; a brown, a Seventh. 
A Championship Award will be designated by a royal purple badge, and a Grand 
Championship Award by a red, white and blue badge. 

6. The Premier Championship prizes will be awarded to the exhibitors and the 
breeders making the best showing in the respective Classes in the several Sections 
where the animals are shown by ages, as determined by the largest aggregate 
amount awarded to animals owned respectively by the breeders or exhibitors 
represented. 

7. No animal deemed unworthy shall be awarded a prize, nor shall a prize 
be withheld merely because of lack of competition; but where there are fewer 
entries in a Section than prizes offered the Judge shall in his discretion award a 
prize or prizes of such grade as the merit of the animals may warrant. 

8. Any exhibitor who as a result of misrepresentation or fraud may be 
awarded a prize in violation of the spirit or letter of the rules governing the 
Department of Live Stock will upon conviction forfeit the prize to the Exposition. 



PROTESTS. 

1. The right of protest is guaranteed to interested parties, who will be re- 
quired as an evidence of good faith to deposit with the protest $25, which amount 
will be forfeited to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company in case the protest 
is declared not sustained; otherwise the $25 will be returned to the party making 
the protest. 

2. Protests must be in writing, verified by affidavit, and filed with the Chief of 
the Department of Live Stock not later than twenty-four hours after the award to 
the section in which the protested animal is entered. 

3. Protests against the eligibility of an animal for exhibition must be filed 
with the Chief of the Department before the hour of exhibiting if the error or 
fraud specified in the protest is known. 

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4. The Chief of the Department, in the absence of protest, reserves the right 
to take cognizance of fraud, which may have been consummated or attempted, 
and to deal with the person or persons implicated in such manner as may from 
the evidence be deemed just and proper. 



SUPERINTENDENTS. 



1. Superintendents in the Department of Live Stock will receive their instruc- 
tions from and be subject to the orders of the Chief of the Department and make 
at the close of each day's duty a written report of the services rendered during the 
day, including therein such recommendations as are likely to require the attention 
of the Chief. 

2. Superintendents will exercise great care in preserving and returning entry 
or other books used in the discharge of their respective duties. They will give a 
receipt for each entry or other record book of the Exposition at the time of receiv- 
ing the same, and will be held responsible for its return. 



OFFICIAL CATALOGUE. 



1. The official Catalogue of the Live Stock Show of the Louisiana Purchase 
Exposition will contain the official number, name and Herd Registry Number of 
each animal exhibited in Divisions A, B, C and D, with the name and address of 
the breeder and exhibitor, also the Registry name and number of the sire and 
dam. 

2. The animals will be assembled in the Catalogue under the Class and Section 
in which they will be respectively exhibited. 

3. Each exhibitor on his arrival at the Exposition will upon application to the 
Chief of the Department receive duplicate entry cards with numbers to correspond 
with the official Catalogue, one of which cards shall be attached to the most 
conspicuous part of the stall, pen, or place where the exhibit is quartered and 
the other card will be displayed with the animal when on exhibition in the Arena. 



SHOW ARENA. 

1. Aside from the Judge and one attendant upon each animal, no one but 
the Chief, his representative, the Marshal and the Superintendent will be per- 
mitted in the Arena while a section is being judged, except that in Division A 
(Horses, Asses and Mules) one additional attendant will be permitted each ex- 
hibitor. 

[As the time of making awards in any given section at an Exposition of the 
character of this one is the crucial and culminating hour in the history of an exhibit, 
and possibly of the exhibitor, there and then at the bar of the highest tribunal for the 
trial of such cases, every safeguard against interference with, or hindrance or dis- 
traction of the Judge in his examinations, deliberations and conclusions, is the due 
of all. It is expected to afford the press and public the fullest opportunities for 
securing information of exhibits and awards as soon as awards are made, but while 
doing their work the Judges must be unhindered by the presence of persons not 
immediately in charge of animals under examination.] 

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2. The Marshall will assemble the exhibits in the Arena and announce the 
awards. 

3. The time for the various exhibits and displays of Live Stock in the Arena 
will be posted on the official bulletin board and exhibitors will be required with- 
out further notice to promptly comply with the orders so announced. 

4. Only the classes of Stock officially announced for exhibition will be ad- 
mitted to the Arena between the hours of nine o'clock A. M. and the completion 
of judging for that day. 

5. The Arena may be used for exercising Live Stock and private exhibitions 
prior to nine o'clock A. M. and after the close of the awards in the afternoon, 
unless otherwise ordered by the Chief of the Department. 

6. No charge will be made for admission to the Forum while the Live Stock 
is on exhibition. 



PARADES OF HORSES AND CATTLE. 



1. There will be parades of horses and cattle on the Exposition grounds as 
follows: 

Horses, Asses and Mules, Tuesday, August 23, and Friday, September 2. 

Cattle, Tuesday, September 13, and Friday, September 23. 

2. On the day following the close of the awards to each breed or class of 
horses and cattle all the prize-winners in the respective classes will be paraded 
together in the Arena and through the streets of the quarters occupied by the 
Department of Live Stock. 

3. Exhibitors of horses and cattle will be required when directed by the Chief 
of the Department to make such other displays in the Arena from time to time 
as will enable visitors to examine the assembled stock to advantage and assist 
in maintaining such a lively interest in the Live Stock Show as will be of benefit 
to the owners and to the Exposition. 

4. A refusal or failure to thus parade stock will forfeit to the Exposition all 
prizes won, unless an excuse in writing is furnished that is satisfactory to the Chief. 



AUCTION SALE OF LIVE STOCK. 



1. Provision will be made for the accommodation of the various National 
Live Stock Breeders' Associations desiring to sell at auction animals of the breed 
the respective Associations represent, no sale to exceed in number one hundred 
animals of any one breed, such animals to be selected by their breed Associations 
from those entered and actually competing for prizes. 

2. The auction sales of animals of any given breed will be made within the 
period in which such breed is on exhibition, in a suitable building convenient to 
the Live Stock Forum, conveniently arranged for the purpose, and be under the 
auspices of the Breed Associations, who will alone be responsible for all matters 
in connection therewith. 

3. All requests for catalogues and information concerning these auction sales 
should be addressed to the managers of the sales, or the Secretaries of the re- 
spective Breed Associations. 

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SPECIAL PRIZES. 

Neither the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company nor its Department of 
Live Stock assumes responsibility for the payment, collection or remittance of 
any of the special prizes advertised in this Prize-List, whether offered by Commis- 
sions, States, Associations, individuals, or otherwise. 



The right is reserved by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company to in- 
terpret, revise or add to the rules promulgated herewith as its interests may re- 
quire, and all entries are to be understood as made or accepted only upon that basis. 

CHARLES F. MILLS, 
Chief of Department of Live Stock. 

F. D. COBURN, 
Approved: Honorary Chief of Department of Live Stock. 

FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, 

Director of Exhibits. 
Confirmed : 

DAVID R. FRANCIS, 

President of Louisiana Purchase Exposition. 



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DIVISION A.-HORSES, ASSES AND MULES 

Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief 
of the Department of Live Stock on or before July 3 6, 1904. 

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of horses, asses and 
mules on Thursday, August 18, and their exhibition will begin Monday, August 22, 
and close Saturday, September 3. 

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed 
and care of the animals they have on exhibition, and on the close of awards in that 
Division promptly remove such animals from, the Exposition grounds. 

Ages of horses other than draft breeds will be computed by years beginning 
January 1, of the year in which born. 

In the classes for draft horses and Jack Stock shown respectively in any of 
the sections in classes for Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgian 
Draft and Suffolk Punch horses, and Jacks and Jennets, the animals must have 
been born respectively as follows: 

Sections. 

1- 6, Four years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1900. 

2- 7, Three years and under four, birth between September 1, 1900, and Sep- 

tember 1, 1901. 

3- 8, Two years and under three, birth between September 1, 1901, and Sep- 

tember 1, 1902. 

4- 9, One year and under two, birth between September 1, 1902, and Sep- 

tember 1, 1903. 
5-10, Under one year, birth between September 1, 1903, and September 1, 1904. 

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in this 
Prize-List will wherever applicable govern in this Division. 



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A copy of the certificate showing registration in the respective Stud Books 
named below, signed by the Secretary of the Association publishing the same, 
must accompany each application for the entry of horses of the following named 
breeds, and asses, except as noted below, which certificate must be filed on the 
form prescribed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition: 

AMERICAN TROTTER,— (Home) American Trotting Register. 
BARB, — (Foreign) Le Studbook Algerien, Algeria. 

BELGIAN DRAFT, — (Home) American Register of Belgian Draft Horses; 
(Foreign) Stud Book des Chevaux de Trait Beiges, Belgium. 

BOULONNAISE, — (Foreign) Stud Book des Chevaux de Trait Frangais, France. 

CLEVELAND BAY, — (Home) American Cleveland Bay Stud Book; (Foreign) 
Cleveland Bay Stud Book, Great Britain. 

CLYDESDALE, — (Home) American Clydesdale Stud Book; (Foreign) Clydes- 
dale Stud Book, Great Britain; Dominion Clydesdale Stud Book. 

EAST FRIESLAND COACH.— (Foreign) Ostfriesisches Stutbuch "Norden," 
Germany. 

FRENCH / COACH,— (Home) French Coach Stud Book; (Foreign) Stud Book 
des Eleveurs Frangais de la Race des Chevaux Demi-Sang, France. 

FRENCH DRAFT, — (Home) National Register of French Draft Horses; 
(Foreign) Stud Book des Chevaux de Trait Frangais, France. 

FRENCH CANADIAN,— (Foreign) French Canadian Stud Book,Canada. 

GERMAN COACH, — (Home) German, Hanoverian and Oldenburg Coach Horse 
Stud Book. 

HACKNEY, — (Home) American Hackney Stud Book; (Foreign) Hackney 
Stud Book, Great Britain; Dominion Hackney Stud Book. 

HANOVERIAN, — (Foreign) Hanoverian Stud Book, Germany. 

HOLSTEIN COACH,— (Foreign) Verband der Pferdezuchter in den Holstein- 
ischen Marschen, Germany. 

JACKS AND JENNETS,— (Home) American Jack Stock Stud Book; (Foreign) 
Stud Book Mulassier, France; Stud Books of Jacks and Jennets of Spain. 

MORGAN, — (Home) American Morgan Register. 

OLDENBURG COACH— (Home) Oldenburg Coach Horse Register; (Foreign) 
Verband der Zuchter des Oldenburger eleganten schweren Kutschpferdes, 
Rodenkirchen, Germany. 

ORLOFF, — (Foreign) Record of the Imperial Russian Horse Breeding Society, 
Russia. 

PERCHERON. — (Home) American Percheron Horse Breeders' and Importers' 
Association; Stud Book of Percheron Registry Co.; (Foreign) Stud Book 
of the Societe Percheronne de France, France. 

SADDLE HORSE, — (Home) National Saddle Horse Register. 

SHETLAND PONY,— (Home) American Shetland Pony Club Stud Book; 
(Foreign) Shetland Pony Stud Book, Great Britain. 

SHIRE. — (Home) American Shire Horse Stud Book; (Foreign) Shire Horse 
Stud Book, Great Britain; Dominion Shire Stud Book, Canada. 

SUFFOLK,— (Home) American Suffolk Horse Stud Book; (Foreign) Suffolk 
Stud Book, Great Britain. 

THOROUGHBRED.— (Home) American Stud Book; (Foreign) The General 
Stud Book, Great Britain; Le Stud Book Frangais, France; The Australian 
Stud Book. 

TRAKEHNEN, — (Foreign) Ostpreussisches Stutbuch, Germany. 

YORKSHIRE COACH,— (Foreign) Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book, Great 
Britain. 

— 27 — 



OTHER BREEDS AND RECORDS. 

Application for the entry of horses and asses of recognized breeds other 
than those mentioned must be accompanied by certificate showing registration, 
and otherwise conform to the rules governing entries. Application for entry of 
foreign exhibits of horses and asses must must be accompanied by a certificate 
showing registration or other evidence of purity of breeding claimed, signed by the 
Secretary of the Association publishing the respective pedigree records, or by other 
proper official, and such certificate must be attested by the Chairman of the Com- 
mission representing the country from which such animals come to the Louisiana 
Purchase Exposition, if these exhibitions are made under the auspices of such 
foreign government. 



28 — 



PROGRAM FOR EXHIBITION OF HORSES. 

Stallions and mares in the breeding classes, except as noted, will be judged 
in the Forum commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. as follows: Standard Trotters, 
Thoroughbreds, French Coach, German Coach, English Coach, Hackney, Morgan, 
Saddle, Shetland Pony, Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgian Draft; 
also Jacks and Jennets. 

Wednesday, August 24, 1904. 
Section. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over. 

2. Stallion, three years and under four. 

Thursday, August 25, 1904. 

3. Stallion, two years and under three. 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. 

5. Stallion under one year. 

Friday, August 26, 1904. 



6. Mare, four years old or over. 

7. Mare, three years and under four. 

Saturday, August 27, 1904. 

8. Mare, two and under three. 

9. Mare, one and under two. 
10. Mare under one year. 

Monday, August 29, 1904. 

25. Aged Stud. 

26. Young Stud. 

27. Stud bred by exhibitor. 

Tuesday, August 30, 1904. 

23. Get of one sire. 

24. Produce of one mare. 



Wednesday, August 31, 1904. 



11 and 13. Champion Stallions. 
15 and 17. Champion Mares. 



Thursday, September 1, 1904. 



19. Grand Champion Stallion. 
21. Grand Champion Mare. 



GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 
Tuesday, August 30, 1904. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over. 

31. Gelding, three and under four. 

32. Gelding, two and under three. 



Wednesday, August 31, 1904. 



33. Mare, four years old or over. 

34. Mare, three and under four. 

35. Mare, two and under three. 



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OTHER BREEDS. 



Stallions and mares in the classes for Arabian and Suffolk Punch breeds will 
be judged in the Arena commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. each day as follows: 



Wednesday, August 24, 1904. 
Section. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over. 

2. Stallion, three and under four. 

Thursday, August 25, 1904. 

3. Stallion, two and under three. 

4. Stallion, one and under two. 

5. Stallion, under one year. 

Friday, August 26, 1904. 

6. Mare, four years old or over. 

7. Mare, three years and under four. 

Saturday, August 27, 1904. 

8. Mare, two and under three. 

9. Mare, one and under two. 

10. Mare, under one year. 

Monday, August 29, 1904. 
17. Studs. 

Tuesday, August 30, 1904. 

15. Get of one sire. 

16. Produce of one mare. 

20. Gelding, four years or over. 

21. Gelding, three and under four. 

22. Gelding, two and under three. 

Wednesday, August 31, 1904. 

11. Champion Stallion. 
13. Champion Mare. 

23. Mare, four years old or over. 

24. Mare, three years and under four. 

25. Mare, two and under three. 

MULES. 

Mules will be judged in the Arena commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. each day as 
follows: 

Wednesday, August 24, 1904. 
Section. 

1. Mule, four years old or over. 

2. Mule, three and under four. 

Thursday, August 25, 1904. 

3. Mule, two and under three. 

4. Mule, one and under two. 

5. Mule, under one year. 

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Friday, August 26, 1904. 

6. Single mule, 14 and under 15 hands. 

7. Single mule, 15 and under 16 hands. 

8. Single mule, 16 hands or over. 

Monday, August 29, 1904. 

9. Single mule, 16 hands or over to cart. 

10. Pair mules, 14 and under 15 hands to wagon. 



Tuesday, August 30, 1904. 

11. Pair mules, 15 and under 16 hands to wagon. 

12. Pair mules, 16 hands or over to wagon. 

Wednesday, August 31, 1904. 

13. Three mules abreast to wagon. 

14. Four-mule team to wagon. 

15. Six-mule team to wagon. 



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PRIZES. 



Class I.— STANDARD TROTTER. 



Section. 1st. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over. .. .$100 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 

3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. . . 75 

5. Stallion, under one year 75 

6. Mare, four years old or over 100 

7. Mare, three years and under four. . 100 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . . 100 

9. Mare, one year and under two 75 

10. Mare, under one year 75 



2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


75 


$ 50 


$ 40 


$ 30 


HC 


C 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $150 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 100 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 150 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 100 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. S tallion, any age 

20. Reserve Stallion, any age 

21. Mare, any age 

22. Reserve Mare, any age 



250 
Diploma 

250 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 100 75 



55 



45 



30 



HC C 



24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare 75 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

65 55 



45 



40 



HC C 



— 32 — 



AGED STUDS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th 

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over $150 $125 $100 $75 $50 HC C 

YOUNG STUDS. 

2G. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years 125 100 75 50 40 HC C 

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor $300 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 



28. Best showing of Trotting Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 



29. Best showing of Trotting Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over 40 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 

33. Mare, four years old or over 40 

34. Mare, three years and under four.. 40 

35. Mare, two years and under three. . . 40 



30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF STANDARD TROTTERS. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Standard Trotter breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 30 25 20 15 10 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 30 25 20 15 10 

6. Mare, four years old or over 30 25 20 15 10 

7. Mare, three years and under four 30 25 20 15 10 

8. Mare, two years and under three 30 25 20 15 10 

— 33 — 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



Section. 1st. 

30. Gelding, four years old or over $ 30 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 30 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 30 

33. Mare, four years old or over 30 

34. Mare, three years and under four 30 

35. Mare, two years and under three 30 



2d. 


3rd. 


4th. 


5th. 


$ 25 


$ 20 


$ 15 


$ 10 


25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 



Class II.— THOROUGHBRED. 



1st. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over.... $100 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 

3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. . . 75 

5. Stallion, under one year 75 

6. Mare, four years old or over 100 

7. Mare, three years and under four. . 100 

8. Mare, two years and under three . . . 100 

9. Mare, one year and under two 75 

10. Mare, under one year 75 



2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


75 


$ 50 


$ 40 


$ 30 


HC 


C 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $150 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 100 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 150 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 100 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 



19. 
20. 

21. 
22. 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

Stallion, any age 

Reserve Stallion, any age 

Mare, any age 

Reserve Mare, any age 



250 
Diploma 

250 
Diploma 



23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 100 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

75 



55 



45 



30 



HC 



34 — 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare $ 75 $ 65 $ 55 $ 45 $ 40 HC C 

AGED STUDS. 

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 150 125 100 75 50 HC C 

YOUNG STUDS. 

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years 125 100 75 50 40 HC C 

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor $300 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 



Best showing of Thoroughbred Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 



29. Best showing of Thoroughbred Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over.... 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 



33. Mare, four years old or over 40 

34. Mare, three years and under four. 

35. Mare, two years and under three. . 



40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF THOROUGHBRED HORSES. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Thoroughbred Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to" special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

— 35 — 



Section. 1st. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $ 25 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 25 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 25 

4. Stallion, one year and under two 25 

5. Stallion, under one year 25 

6. Mare, four years old or over 25 

7. Mare, three years and under four 25 

8. Mare, two years and under three 25 

9. Mare, one year and under two 25 

10. Mare, under one year 25 



2nd. 


3rd. 


$ 20 


$ 15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 



Class III.— -FRENCH COACH. 



1st. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over....$ 75 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. . . 50 

5. Stallion, under one year 50 

6. Mare, four years old or over 75 

7. Mare, three years and under four. . 75 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . . 75 

9. Mare, one year and under two 50 

10. Mare, under one year 50 



2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


50 


$ 40 


$ 30 


$ 25 


HC 


C 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $100 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 50 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 100 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over * Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 50 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Stallion, any age 150 

20. Reserve Stallion, any age Diploma 

21. Mare, any age 150 

22. Reserve Mare, any age Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 



23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 



50 



40 



30 



25 



HC 



36 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

24. Two animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare $50 $ 40 $ 35 $ 25 $ 20 HC C 

AGED STUDS. 

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 75 50 40 30 25 I1C C 

YOUNG STUDS. 

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor $200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 



28. Best showing French Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 



29. Best showing French Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over.... 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 

33. Mare, four years old or over 

34. Mare, three years and under four. . 

35. Mare, two years and under three. . . 



40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR FRENCH COACH HORSES. 

The French Coach Horse Society of America offers the following special 
prizes for French Coach stallions and mares exhibited at the Universal Exposition 
of 1904, the prizes to follow the official awards of the World's Fair to stallions and 
mares recorded in the Stud Book of said organization. 

— 37 — 



Section. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over Medal Medal Medal 

Value $100 Value $100 Value $100 

2. Stallion, three years and under four. . . Medal Medal Medal 

Value $100 Value $100 Value $100 

3. Stallion, two years and under three... Medal Medal Medal 

Value $100 Value $100 Value $100 

6. Mare, four years old or over Medal Medal Medal 

Value $100 Value $100 Value $100 

7. Mare, three years and under four Medal Medal Medal 

Value $100 Value $100 Value $100 

8. Mare, two years and under three Medal Medal Medal 

Value $100 Value $100 Value $100 

For further information address S. D. Thompson, Secretary of the French 
Coach Horse Society of America, Tacoma Building, Chicago, 111. 



Class IV.— GERMAN COACH. 

(East Friesland Coach, Hanoverian, Holstein Coach, Oldenburg Coach 

and Trakehnen.) 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 HC C 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

4. Stallion, one year and under two.. . 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

5. Stallion, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

6. Mare, four years old or over 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

7. Mare, three years and under four . . 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

8. Mare, two years and under three .. . 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

9. Mare, one year and under two 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

10. Mare, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $100 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 50 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 100 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 50 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Stallion, any age 

20. Reserve Stallion, any age 

21. Mare, any age 

22. Reserve Mare, any age 

— 38 — 



150 
Diploma 

150 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $75 $ 50 



3d. 4th. 5th. 
$40 $ 30 $ 25 



6th. 7th. 
IK! C 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

24. Two animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare 50 40 35 25 20 



HC C 



AGED STUDS. 

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 75 



50 40 30 25 



HC 



26. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years 75 



YOUNG STUDS. 

50 



40 



30 



25 



HC 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



!200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of German Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of German Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over.... 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 

33. Mare, four years old or over 

34. Mare, three years and under four.. 

35. Mare, two years and under three. . . 



40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR GERMAN COACH HORSES. 

The Prussian Minister of Agriculture and Education offers four bronze 
statuettes of artistic value as prizes for stallions and mares competing at the Uni- 

— 39 — 



versal Exposition of 1904 in Class IV, German Coach, which includes the breeds 
of East Friesland Coach, Hanoverian, Holstein Coach, Oldenburg Coach and 
Trakehnen, viz.: 

Stallion, five years old or over Bronze Statuette 

Stallion, four years and under live Bronze Statuette 

*Stallion, one to three years Bronze Statuette 

Mare, any age Bronze Statuette 

The German Agricultural Society offers three prizes consisting of alburns as 
prizes for exhibits of German Coach Horses competing at the Universal Exposition 
of 1904, viz.: 

Grand Champion. 

Stallion, any age Album 

Mare, any age Album 

Premier Championship for Exhibitor. 

Best showing of German Coach Horses, Class IV in Sections 1 to 10 
Inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded 
to animals owned by any one Exhibitor Album 



*The competition for stallions one to three years to be limited to First-Prize 
stallions one and under two, two and under three, and three and under four years 
of age. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR GERMAN COACH HORSES. 

The Verband of the Holstein Marshes offers, as special prizes, ten medals 
for exhibits of Holstein Coach Horses at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the 
prizes to follow the official awards of the Universal Exposition to such exhibits 
of Holstein Coach Horses, registered in the Holstein Coach Horse Stud Book of 
Germany, or tracing their pedigree directly to ancestors registered on both sides 
in the said stud book. 

Section. 

1. Best Stallion, four years old or over Medal 

2. Best Stallion, three years and under four Medal 

3. Best Stallion, two years and under three Medal 

4. Best Stallion, one year and under two Medal 

5. Best Stallion, under one year Medal 

6. Best Mare, four years old or over Medal 

7. Best Mare, three years and under four Medal 

8. Best Mare, two years and under three Medal 

9. Best Mare, one year and under two Medal 

10. Best Mare, under one year Medal 

For further information address Mr. G. Ahsbahs,^ President of the Verband 
Holstein Coach Horses, Holstein, Germany. 



— 40 



Class V.— ENGLISH COACH. 



(Cleveland Bay or Yorkshire Coach.) 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 $ 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 40 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 40 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. . . 50 40 30 

5. Stallion, under one year 50 40 30 

6. Mare, four years old or over 75 50 40 

7. Mare, three years and under four. . 75 50 40 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . . 75 50 40 

9. Mare, one year and under two 50 40 30 

10. Mare, under one year 50 40 30 



4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7lh. 


30 


$ 25 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


HC 


C 


80 


25 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 



(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over 

13. Stallion, two years or under 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under 

15. Mare, three years old or over 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over 

17. Mare, two years or under 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under 



$100 

Diploma 

50 

Diploma 

100 

Diploma 

50 

Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Stallion, any age 

20. Reserve Stallion, any age 

21. Mare, any age 

22. Reserve Mare, any age 



150 
Diploma 

150 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 



23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 50 



40 



30 



25 



HC C 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 



24. Two animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare 50 



40 



35 



25 



20 



HC C 



AGED STUDS. 



25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 75 50 



40 



25 



HC C 



41 — 



YOUNG STUDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 HC 



7th. 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of English Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of English Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over .... 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 

33. Mare, four years old or over 

34. Mare, three years and under four. . 

35. Mare, two years and under three. . . 



40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 



— 42 — 



Class VI.— HACKNEY. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over....$ 75 $ 50 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. . . 50 40 

5. Stallion, under one year 50 40 

6. Mare, four years old or over 75 50 

7. Mare, three years and under four.. 75 50 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . . 75 50 

9. Mare, one year and under two 50 40 

10. Mare, under one year 50 40 



3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


40 


$ 30 


$ 25 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


C 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $100 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 50 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 100 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 50 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Stallion, any age 150 

20. Reserve Stallion, any age Diploma 

21. Mare, any age 150 

22. Reserve Mare, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age. get of one sire 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

24. Two animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare 50 40 35 25 20 HC C 

AGED STUDS. 

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

YOUNG STUDS. 

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

— 43 — 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Hackney Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Hackney Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



$200 



Diploma 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over.... I 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 

33. Mare, four years old or over 

34. Mare, three years and under four. . 
85. Mare, two years and under three. . . 



Lst. 


2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


40 


$ 30 


$ 25 


$ 20 


$ 15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR HACKNEY HORSES. 

The Hackney Horse Society of Great Britain offers Special Prizes as follows 
fer Hackney Horses exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prizes to 
follow the official awards of the World's Fair — the Stallion and sire of the Mare 
or Gelding to be registered in the English or American Hackney Stud Books, viz. : 

Best Hackney Stallion Gold Medal 

Best Mare or Gelding to harness Gold Medal 

For further information address Frank F. Euren, Secretary of the Hackney 
Horse Society of Great Britain, 17 Hanover Square, London, England. 



— 44 



Class VII.— MORGAN. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $ 75 $ 50 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. . . 50 40 

5. Stallion, under one year 50 40 

6. Mare, four years old or over 75 50 

7. Mare, three years and under four. . 75 50 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . . 75 50 

9. Mare, one year and under two 50 40 

10. Mare, under one year 50 40 



3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


40 


$ 30 


$ 25 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $100 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 50 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 100 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 50 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Stallion, any age 150 

20. Reserve Stallion, any age Diploma 

21. Mare, any age 150 

22. Reserve Mare, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

24. Two animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare 50 40 35 25 20 HC C 

AGED STUDS. 

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

YOUNG STUDS. 

2G. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

— 45 — 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor $200 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Morgan Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Morgan Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



30. 
31. 

32. 



Gelding, four years old or over . . . . !] 
Gelding, three years and under four 
Gelding, two years and under three 



33. Mare, four years old or over 

34. Mare, three years and under four. . 

35. Mare, two years and under three. . . 



1st. 


2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


40 


$ 30 


$ 25 


$ 20 


$ 15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 



46 



Class VIII.— SADDLE. 

(Animals in Class VIII, three years old or over, to be shown under saddle, 
and those less than three years old, to be shown to halter.) 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 HC C 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

4. Stallion, one year and under two.. . 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

5. Stallion, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

6. Mare, four years old or over 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

7. Mare, three years and under four. . 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

8. Mare, two years and under three.. . 75 50 40 30 25 HC C 

9. Mare, one year and under two 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

10. Mare, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $100 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 50 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 100 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 50 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Stallion, any age 

20. Reserve Stallion, any age 

21. Mare, any age 

22. Reserve Mare, any age 



150 
Diploma 

150 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 50 



40 



30 



25 



HC 



C 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 



24. Two animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare 50 40 35 



25 



20 



HC 



C 



AGED STUDS. 



25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 75 50 



40 



30 



25 



HC 



C 



— 47 — 



YOUNG STUDS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 HC C 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Saddle Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Saddle Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 



33. Mare, four years old or over 

34. Mare, three years and under four. 

35. Mare, two years and under three. . 



40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 



SPECIAL PRIZE FOR SADDLE HORSE. 

The American Saddle Horse Breeders Association offers as Special Prize 
for the finest registered American Saddle Horse, Stallion, Mare or Gelding, to 
be shown to halter, a silver trophy cup, value $200. 

For further information address Col. I. B. Nail, Secretary of the American 
Saddle Horse Breeders Association, Louisville, Ky. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF SADDLE HORSES. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Saddle Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 30 25 20 15 10 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 30 25 20 15 10 

6. Mare, four years old or over 30 25 20 15 10 

7. Mare, three years and under four 30 25 20 15 10 

S. Mare, two years and under three 30 25 20 15 10 

— 48 — 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 

Section. 1st. 

30. Gelding, four years old or over $ 30 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 30 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 30 

33. Mare, four years old or over 30 

34. Mare, three years and under four 30 

35. Mare, two years and under three 30 



2d. 


3rd. 


1th. 


5th. 


25 


$ 20 


$ 15 


$ 10 


25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 



Class IX.— SHETLAND PONY. 



1st. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over....$ 60 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 60 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 60 

4. Stallion, one year and under two.. 40 

5. Stallion, under one year 40 

6. Mare, four years old or over 60 

7. Mare, three years and under four.. 60 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . 60 

9. Mare, one year and under two 40 

10. Mare, under one year 40 



2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


50 


$ 40 


$ 30 


$ 25 


HC 


C 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


35 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


35 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


35 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


35 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $100 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

1 3. Stallion, two years or under 50 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 100 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 50 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 



19. 
20. 

21. 

22. 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

Stallion, any age 125 

Reserve Stallion, any age Diploma 

Mare, any age 125 

Reserve Mare, any age Diploma 



23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

50 



40 



30 



25 



HC 



— 49 — 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

24. Two animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare $50 $ 40 $ 35 $ 25 $ 20 HC C 



AGED STUDS. 

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 75 50 



40 



25 



HC C 



YOUNG STUDS. 

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three 



years 



50 40 



;o 25 



HC C 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Shetland Ponies in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Shetland Ponies in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SHETLAND PONIES. 

The American Shetland Pony Club offers the following special prizes for 
Shetland ponies exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The prizes are to 
follow the official awards of the World's Fair to ponies recorded in the Stud Book 
of the American Shetland Pony Club. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3d. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $10 $ 6 $ 4 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 10 6 4 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 10 6 4 

4. Stallion, one year and under two 10 6 4 

5. Stallion, under one year 10 6 4 

6. Mare, four years old or over 10 6 4 

7. Mare, three years and under four 10 6 4 

8. Mare, two years and under three 10 6 4 

9. Mare, one year and under two 10 6 4 

10. Mare, under one year 10 6 4 

For further information address Mortimer Levering, Secretary, Lafayette, Ind. 



— 50 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF SHETLAND PONIES. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Shetland Pony breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 $ t 5 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 20 15 10 5 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 20 15 10 5 

4. Stallion, one year and under two 20 15 10 5 

5. Stallion, under one year 20 15 10 5 

6. Mare, four years old or over 20 15 10 5 

7. Mare, three years and under four 20 15 10 5 

8. Mare, two years and under three 20 15 10 5 

9. Mare, one year and under two 20 15 10 5 

10. Mare, under one year 20 15 10 5 



Class X.— PERCHERON. 

1st. 2d. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $100 $ 75 $ 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 75 

3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 75 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. . . 75 50 

5. Stallion, under one year 75 50 

6. Mare, four years old or over 100 75 

7. Mare, three years and under four.. 100 75 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . . 100 75 

9. Mare, one year and under two 75 50 

10. Mare, under one year 75 50 



3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


50 


$ 40 


$ 30 


HC 


C 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $150 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 100 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 150 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 100 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 



19. 

20. 

21. 
22. 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

Stallion, any age 250 

Reserve Stallion, any age Diploma 

Mare, any age 250 

Reserve Mare, any age Diploma 

— 51 — 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $100 $ 75 $ 55 $ 45 $ 30 HC C 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 



24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare 75 



65 



55 



45 



40 



HC 



C 



AGED STUDS. 

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 150 125 100 75 50 HC C 



YOUNG STUDS. 

2G. Stallion and four Mares, under three 



years 



125 100 75 50 40 HC 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$300 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Percheron Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Percheron Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 

30. Gelding, four years old or over 40 30 25 20 15 HC C 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 30 25 20 15 HC C 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 15 HC C 

33. Mare, four years old or over 40 30 25 20 15 HC C 

34. Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 15 HC C 

35. Mare, two years and under three.. 40 30 25 20 15 HC C 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR PERCHERON HORSES. 

The American Percheron Horse Breeders and Importers Association offers 
(except as noted) the following special prizes for animals recorded under its rules 



and regulations and exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The stallions 
and mares shown for the following prizes to be owned by the exhibitor, who must 
be a member of the American Percheron Horse Breeders and Importers Association. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3d. 4th. 5tu. 

1. Breeding Stallion, to be shown with six of his 

get under three years of age, all but Stallion 

to be bred by the Exhibitor $150 $100 $75 HC C 

2. Stallion, any age, one mare four years old or 

over, one mare three years old and under 
four, one mare two years old and under three, 
and one mare one year old and under two. . 150 100 75 HC C 

3. Best American-bred Stallion, three years old 

or over 100 75 50 HC C 

4. Best American-bred Stallion, under three years 

old, bred by the Exhibitor 100 75 50 HC C 

5. Best American-bred Mare, three years old or 

over, bred by the Exhibitor 100 75 50 HC C 

6. Best American-bred Mare, under three years 

old, bred by the Exhibitor 100 75 50 HC C 

7. Best pair of Registered Mares shown in harness 100 75 50 HC C 

8. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or 

over, bred by the Exhibitor. The First-Prize 

is offered by the Exposition management... 300 150 75 HC C 

In addition to above prizes, the American Percheron Horse Breeders and Im- 
porters Association will give to the Exhibitor making the best display of Percherons 
from each State, a suitably engrossed testimonial certifying that the recipient 
made the best display of Percherons from his State. 

For further information, address Geo. W. Stubblefield, Secretary of the Ameri- 
can Percheron Horse Breeders and Importers Association, 17 Exchange Avenue, 
Chicago, Illinois. 



The Percheron Registry Company offers special prizes as follows for Per- 
cheron Stallions and Mares exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prizes 
to follow the official awards of the World's Fair to Stallions and Mares recorded 
in the Percheron Register kept by said organization: 



Stallion, four years old or over 

Stallion, three years and under four. . 
Stallion, two years and under three. . 



1st. 
Gold Medal 
Value $100 
Gold Medal 
Value $100 
Gold Medal 
Value $100 



2nd. 
Silver Medal 
Value $60 
Silver Medal 
Value $60 
Silver Medal 
Value $60 



Mare, four years old or over Gold Medal Silver Medal 

Value $100 Value $60 

Mare, three years and under four Gold Medal Silver Medal 

Value $100 Value $60 

Mare, two years and under three Gold Medal Silver Medal 

Value $100 Value $60 



3d. 
Bronze Medal 
Value $30 
Bronze Medal 
Value $30 
Bronze Medal 
Value $30 

Bronze Medal 
Value $30 
Bronze Medal 
Value $30 
Bronze Medal 
Value $30 



For further information address Charles Glenn, Secretary of the Percheron 
Registry Co., Columbus, Ohio. 

The Societe Hippique Percheronne de France offers special prizes consisting 
of medals valued at two thousand francs for the best exhibit of Percheron Stallions 
and Mares exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904 at St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A., 
and recorded in the Stud Book of the Societe Hippique Percheronne de France, 
the prize to follow the official awards of the World's Fair, viz.: 



53 — 



Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over Gold Silver-gilt Silver 

2. Stallion, three and under four Gold Silver-gilt Silver 

3. Stallion, two and under three Gold Silver-gilt Silver 

21. Mare, any age Gold Silver-gilt Silver 

For further information address M. Louis Perriot, President of the Societe 

Hippique Percheronne de France, Beaudole, pres Nogent-Le-Rotyou, Eure et Loir, 
France. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF PERCHERON HORSES. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Percheron Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over . , $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 20 15 10 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 20 15 10 

4. Stallion, one year and under two 20 15 10 

5. Stallion, under one year 20 15 10 

6. Mare, four years old or over 20 15 10 

7. Mare, three years and under four 20 15 10 

8. Mare, two years and under three 20 15 10 

9. Mare, one year and under two 20 15 10 

1 0. Mare, under one year 20 15 10 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 

30. Gelding, four years old or over 30 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 30 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 30 

33. Mare, four years old or over 30 

34. Mare, three years and under four 30 

35. Mare, two years and under three 30 



20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 



— 54 — 



Class XI.— FRENCH DRAFT. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $100 $ 75 $ 50 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 75 50 

3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 75 50 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. 75 50 40 

5. Stallion, under one year 75 50 40 

6. Mare, four years old or over 100 75 50 

7. Mare, three years and under four . . 100 75 50 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . . 100 75 50 

9. Mare, one year and under two 75 50 40 

10. Mare, under one year 75 50 40 



4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


40 


$ 30 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


3Q 


25 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $150 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 100 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 150 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 100 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Stallion, any age 250 

20. Reserve Stallion, any age Diploma 

21. Mare, any age 250 

22. Reserve Mare, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 100 75 55 45 30 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

24. Two Animals cf either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare s 75 65 55 45 40 HC C 

AGED STUDS. 

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 150 125 100 75 50 HC C 

YOUNG STUDS. 

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years 125 100 75 50 40 HC C 

— 55 — 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor $300 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 



28. Best showing of French Draft Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of French Draft Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over.... J 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 



33. Mare, four years old or over 

34. Mare, three years and under four. 

35. Mare, two years and under three. , 



1st. 


2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


40 


$ 30 


$ 25 


$ 20 


$ 15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR FRENCH DRAFT HORSES. 

The National French Draft Horse Association offers the following special 
prizes for French Draft Horses recorded under its rules and regulations and ex- 
hibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. 

The Stallions and Mares competing for the following prizes, if imported to be 
registered in the "Stud Book, des Chevaux de Trait Francais", and in all cases to 
be recorded in the National Register of French Draft Horses. 

STALLIONS. 1st. 2d. 

Stallion, four years old or over $ 60 $ 40 

Stallion, three years and under four 50 35 

Stallion, two years and under three 45 30 

Stallion, one year and under two 40 25 

MARES. 

Mare, four years old or over 60 40 

Mare, three years and under four 50 35 

Mare, two years and under three 45 30 

Mare, one year and under two 40 25 

CHAMPION STALLION AND MARE. 

Stallion, any age 100 

Mare, any age 50 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

Best Stallion, any age shown with three of his get, any age, colts 

to be considered with sire 60 40 

— 56 — 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 
Section. 1st. 2d. 

Best Mare, any age, shown with two of her colts, any age, colts 

to be considered with mare $ 60 $ 40 

In addition to the above prizes the National French Draft Horse Association 
will award a handsomely engraved diploma to the exhibitor from each State making 
the best display at the Universal Exposition of 1904 of Stallions or Mares registered 
in the Stud Book of this Association. 

For further information address C. E. Stubbs, Secretary National French Draft 
Horse Association, Fairfield, Iowa. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF FRENCH DRAFT HORSES. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the French Draft Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $ 20 $ 15 $10 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 20 15 10 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 20 15 10 

4. Stallion, one year and under two 20 15 10 

5. Stallion, under one year 20 15 10 

G. Mare, four years old or over 20 15 10 

7. Mare, three years and under four 20 15 10 

8. Mare, two years and under three 20 15 10 

9. Mare, one year and under two 20 15 10 

10. Mare, under one year 20 15 I 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 

30. Gelding, four years old or over 30 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 30 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 30 

33. Mare, four years old or over 30 

34. Mare, three years and under four 30 

35. Mare, two years and under three 30 



20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 



57 



Class XII.— CLYDESDALE. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $100 $ 75 $ 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 75 

3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 75 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. . . 75 50 

5. Stallion, under one year 75 50 

6. Mare, four years old or over 100 75 

7. Mare, three years and under four. . 100 75 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . . 100 75 

9. Mare, one year and under two 75 50 

10. Mare, under one year 75 50 



3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


50 


$ 40 


$ 30 


HC 


C 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $150 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 100 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 150 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 100 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Stallion, any age 250 

20. Reserve Stallion, any age Diploma 

21. Mare, any age 250 

22. Reserve Mare, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 100 75 55 45 30 HC C 



24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare 75 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

65 55 



45 



40 



HC C 



25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 150 



AGED STUDS. 

125 100 



75 



HC C 



YOUNG STUDS. 

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years 125 100 



75 



50 



40 



HC C 



— 58 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$300 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Clydesdale Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Clydesdale Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



1st. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over....$ 40 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 

33. Mare, four years old or over 40 

34. Mare, three years and under four. . 40 

35. Mare, two years and under three. . . 40 



2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


30 


$ 25 


$ 20 


$ 15 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF CLYDESDALE HORSES. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Clydesdale Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $20 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 20 15 10 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 20 15 10 

4. Stallion, one year and under two 20 15 10 

5. Stallion, under one year 20 15 10 

6. Mare, four years old or over 20 15 10 

7. Mare, three years and under four 20 15 10 

8. Mare, two years and under three 20 15 10 

9. Mare, one year and under two 20 15 10 

10. Mare, under one year 20 15 10 

GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 

30. Gelding, four years old or over 30 20 20 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 30 20 20 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 30 20 20 

33. Mare, four years old or over 30 20 20 

34. Mare, three years and under four 30 20 20 

35. Mare, two years and under three 30 20 20 



59 — 



Class XIII.— SHIRE. 



Section. 1st. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over.... $100 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 

3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. . . 75 

5. Stallion, under one year 75 

6. Mare, four years old or over 100 

7. Mare, three years and under four. . 100 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . . 100 

9. Mare, one year and under two 75 

10. Mare, under one year 75 



2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


75 


$ 50 


$ 40 


$ 30 


HC 


C 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $150 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 100 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 150 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 100 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Stallion, any age 

20. Reserve Stallion, any age 

21. Mare, any age 

22. Reserve Mare, any age 



250 
Diploma 

250 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 100 75 



55 



45 



HC 



C 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 



24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare 75 



65 



bb 



45 



40 



HC 



AGED STUDS. 



25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 150 



125 100 



75 



50 



HC 



C 



60 — 



YOUNG STUDS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years $125 $100 $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 HC C 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$300 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Shire Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Shire Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over. . . . 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 

33. Mare, four years old or over 

34. Mare, three years and under four. . 

35. Mare, two years and under three. . . 



40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 



For offer of special prizes by the American Shire Horse Association for ex- 
hibits of Shire Horses at the World's Fair, see Appendix. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF SHIRE HORSES. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Shire Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 20 15 10 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 20 15 10 

4. Stallion, one year and under two 20 15 10 

5. Stallion, under one year 20 15 10 

6. Mare, four years old or over 11 K) 

7. Mare, three years and under four 20 IT) 10 

8. Mare, two years and under three 20 1 •"> 10 

9. Mare, one year and under two 20 15 10 

10. Mare, under one year 20 15 10 

— 61 — 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 

Section. 1st. 

'.10. Gelding, four years old or over $ 30 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 30 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 30 

33. Mare, four years old or over 30 

34. Mare, three years and under four 30 

35. Mare, two years and under three 30 



2d 



1. 


3rd. 


20 


$ 20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 


20 



Class XIV.— BELGIAN DRAFT. 



1st. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over....$ 75 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 

4. Stallion, one year and under two. . . 50 

5. Stallion, under one year 50 

6. Mare, four years old or over 75 

7. Mare, three years and under four. . 75 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . . 75 

9. Mare, one year and under two .... 50 
10. Mare, under one year 50 



2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


50 


$ 40 


$ 30 


$ 25 


HC 


C 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


25 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, three years old or over $100 

12. Reserve Stallion, three years or over Diploma 

13. Stallion, two years or under 50 

14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under Diploma 

15. Mare, three years old or over 100 

16. Reserve Mare, three years or over Diploma 

17. Mare, two years or under 50 

18. Reserve Mare, two years or under Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Stallion, any age 150 

20. Reserve Stallion, any age Diploma 

21. Mare, any age 150 

22. Reserve Mare, any age Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 



23. Four Animals of either 
age, get of one sire... 



sex, any 



. 75 
62 — 



50 



40 



30 



25 



HC 



PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7lh. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one mare $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 



AGED STUDS. 

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years 

old or over 75 50 



40 



30 



25 



HC 



C 



YOUNG STUDS. 



26. Stallion and four Mares, under three 

years 75 



50 



40 



30 



25 



HC 



C 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Belgian Draft Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Belgian Draft Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 



30. Gelding, four years old or over.... 

31. Gelding, three years and under four 

32. Gelding, two years and under three 



33. Mare, four years old or over 

34. Mare, three years and under four. 

35. Mare, two years and under three. , 



40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 



— 63 



Class XV.— SUFFOLK PUNCH. 

Section. 1st. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $ 25 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 25 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 25 

4. Stallion, one year and under two 25 

5. Stallion, under one year 25 

6. Mare, four years old or over 25 

7. Mare, three years and under four 25 

8. Mare, two years and under three 25 

9. Mare, one year and under two 25 

10. Mare, under one year 25 



2d. 


3d. 


20 


$ 15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 


20 


15 



CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

1 1. Stallion, any age 

12. Reserve Stallion, any age 

13. Mare, any age 

14. Reserve Mare, any age 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

15. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire 

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

16. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one mare 

STUDS. 

17. Stallion and not less than three Mares, any age 75 



$ 40 

Diploma 

40 

Diploma 



Diploma 



Diploma 



50 40 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

Best showing of Suffolk Punch Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

19. Best showing of Suffolk Punch Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 

GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 

20. Gelding, four years old or over 20 

21. Gelding, three years and under four 20 

22. Gelding, two years and under three 20 

23. Mare, four years old or over 20 

24. Mare, three years and under four 20 

25. Mare, two years and under three 20 



Diploma 



15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 



— 64 — 



Class XVI.— ARABIAN. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Stallion, four years old or over $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 

2. Stallion, three years and under four 25 20 15 

3. Stallion, two years and under three 25 20 15 

4. Stallion, one year and under two 25 20 15 

5. Stallion, under one year 25 20 15 

6. Mare, four years old or over 25 20 15 

7. Mare, three years and under four 25 20 15 

8. Mare, two years and under three. . ." 25 20 15 

9. Mare, one year and under two 25 20 15 

10. Mare, under one year 25 20 15 

CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Stallion, any age $ 40 

12. Reserve Stallion, any age Diploma 

13. Mare, any age 40 

14. Reserve Mare, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

15. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire Diploma 

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

16. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one mare Diploma 

STUDS. 

17. Stallion and not less than three Mares, any age 75 50 40 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

18. Best showing of Arabian Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

19. Best showing of Arabian Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 

GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 

20. Gelding, four years old or over 20 15 10 

21. Gelding, three years and under four 20 15 10 

22. Gelding, two years and under three 20 15 10 

23. Mare, four years old or over 20 15 10 

24. Mare, three years and under four 20 15 10 

25. Mare, two years and under three 20 15 10 



— C5 — 



Class XVII.— JACKS AND JENNETS. 



Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

1. Jack, four years old or over $100 $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 

2. Jack, three years and under four... 100 75 50 40 30 

3. Jack, two years and under three.. 100 75 50 40 30 

4. Jack, one year and under two 75 50 40 30 25 

5. Jack, under one year 75 50 40 30 25 

6. Jennet, four years old or over 100 75 50 40 30 

7. Jennet, three years and under four 100 75 50 40 30 

8. Jennet, two years and under three 100 75 50 40 30 

9. Jennet, one year and under two. . 75 50 40 30 25 
10. Jennet, under one year 75 50 40 30 25 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION JACKS AND JENNETS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Jack, three years old or over $150 

12. Reserve Jack, three years or over Diploma 

13. Jack, two years or under 100 

14. Reserve Jack, two years or under. . , Diploma 

15. Jennet, three years old or over 150 

16. Reserve Jennet, three years or over Diploma 

17. Jennet, two years or under 100 

18. Reserve Jennet, two years or under Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Jack, any age 

20. Reserve Jack, any age 

21. Jennet, any age 

22. Reserve Jennet, any age 



250 
Diploma 

250 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 



23. Four animals of either sex, any age, 

get of one sire 100 



75 



55 



45 



30 



HC 



G 



PRODUCE OF ONE JENNET. 
24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 



produce of one Jennet. 



75 65 55 45 40 



HC 



25. Jack and four Jennets, three years 

old or over 150 



AGED STUDS. 

125 100 



75 



50 



HC 



66 



YOUNG STUDS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

26. Jack and four Jennets, under three 

years $125 $100 $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 HC C 



STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Jack and four Jennets, all three years old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$300 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Jacks and Jennets in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Jacks and Jennets in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF JACKS AND JENNETS. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Jacks and Jennets breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 
Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Jack, four years old or over $ 60 $ 55 $ 50 $ 45 $ 40 

2. Jack, three years and under four 60 55 50 45 40 

3. Jack, two years and under three 60 55 50 45 40 

4. Jack, one year and under two 40 35 30 25 20 

5. Jack, under one year 40 35 30 25 20 

6. Jennet, four years old or over 60 55 50 45 40 

7. Jennet, three years and under four 60 55 50 45 40 

8. Jennet, two years and under three 40 35 30 25 20 

y. Jennet, one year and under two 40 35 30 25 20 

10. Jennet, under one year 40 35 30 25 20 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 



1st. 
70 



2nd. 
60 



3rd. 
50 



4th. 
40 



PRODUCE OF ONE JENNET. 

24. Two animals of either sex, any age, produce of one 
Jennet 



60 



50 



40 



30 



AGED STUDS. 
25. Jack and four Jennets, three years old or over. 

— 67 — 



80 



60 



50 



YOUNG STUDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

26. Jack and four Jennets, under three years $80 $ 70 $ 60 $ 50 

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

27. Jack and four Jennets, all three years old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor 125 75 50 



Class XVIII.— MULES. 



3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


30 


$ 25 


$ 20 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 



30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


C 



1st. 2d. 

1. Mule, four years old or over $50 $ 40 

2. Mule, three years and under four. . 50 40 

3. Mule, two years and under three.. 50 40 

4. Mule, one year and under two 35 30 

5. Mule, under one year 35 30 

6. Single Mule, Fourteen and under 

fifteen hands 50 40 30 25 20 HC 

7. Single Mule, Fifteen and under 

sixteen hands 50 40 

8. Single Mule, Sixteen hands or over 50 40 

9. Single Mule, Sixteen hands or over, 

to Cart 50 40 30 25 20 HC 

10. Pair Mules, Fourteen and under 

fifteen hands, to Wagon 100 75 

11. Pair Mules, Fifteen and under 

sixteen hands, to Wagon 100 75 

12. Pair Mules, Sixteen hands or over, 

to Wagon 100 75 

13. Three Mules Abreast, to Wagon.. 100 75 

14. Four-Mule Team, to Wagon, Wheel- 

ers weighing 1200 pounds or over 125 100 

15. Six-Mule Team, to Wagon, Wheel- 

ers weighing 1200 pounds or over 150 125 



50 


40 


30 


HC 


C 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


HC 


c 


75 


50 


40 


HC 


c 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF MULES. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Mule breeders of Missouri, the following cash prizes. Only Missouri 
exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the official awards 
of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions published 
elsewhere: 
Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 

1. Mule, four years old or over. .$ 50 $ 45 $ 40 § 35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 

2. Mule, three years and under 

four 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 

3. Mule, two years and under 

three 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 

4. Mule, one year and under two 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 

5. Mule, under one year 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 

— G8 — 



Section. 1st. 2nd. 

6. Single Mule, fourteen hands. $ 25 $ 20 

7. Single Mule, fifteen hands... 50 45 

8. Single Mule, sixteen hands or 

over 50 45 

10. Pair Mules, fourteen hands, to 

Wagon 40 35 

11. Pair Mules, fifteen hands, to 

Wagon 70 60 

12. Pair Mules, sixteen hands or 

over, to Wagon 70 60 

13. Three Mules abreast, to 

Wagon 70 60 

14. Four-Mule Team, to Wagon, 

Wheelers weighing 1200 

pounds or over 80 70 

15. Six-Mule Team, to Wagon, 

Wheelers weighing 1200 

pounds or over 80 70 



3rd. 4th. 5th. 
15 $ 10 $ 10 
40 35 30 



40 



35 



30 



30 


25 




50 


40 


30 


50 


40 


30 


50 


40 


30 


60 


50 




60 


50 





6th. 7th. 8th. 
25 20 15 
25 20 15 



Class XIX.— ROADSTERS. 

(Standard or Non-Standard.) 



Conformation, color, style, gait, which should be frictionless, manners, bitting 
and shoeing will be considered in judging. A roadster should be not less than 
fifteen bands high and weigh not less than 900 pounds. 



FOR DEALERS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 

1. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), four years 

old or over, to road wagon $100 $ 60 $ 

2. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), three years 

old and under four, to road wagon 100 60 

3. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), four years 

old or over, to road wagon or buggy 50 30 

4. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), three years 

old and under four, to road wagon or buggy. 50 30 

5. Pacer, Mare or Gelding, three years old or over, 

to road wagon 50 30 



3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


40 


HC 


C 


40 


HC 


c 


20 


HC 


c 


20 


HC 


c 


20 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

6. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), any age, to road wagon $100 

7. Reserve Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), any age, to road 

wagon Diploma 

8. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotters), any age, to road wagon or 

buggy 50 

9. Reserve Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), any age, to road wagon 

or buggy Diploma 



— 69 — 



Class XX.— ROADSTERS. 

(Standard or Non-Standard.) 

Conformation, color, style, gait, which should be frictionless, manners, bitting 
and shoeing will be considered in judging. A roadster should be not less than 
fifteen hands high and weigh not less than 900 pounds. 



FOR OTHERS THAN DEALERS. 

Section. 1st. 

1. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), four years 

old or over, to road wagon $100 

2. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), three years 

old and under four, to road wagon 100 

3. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), four years 

old or over, to road wagon or buggy 50 

4. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), three years 

old and under four, to road wagon or buggy. 50 

5. Pacer, Mare or Gelding, three years old or over, 

to road wagon 50 



2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


60 


$ 40 


HC 


C 


60 


40 


HC 


C 


30 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


20 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

6. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), any age, to road wagon 100 

7. Reserve Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), any age, to road 

wagon Diploma 

8. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), any age, to road wagon or 

buggy 50 

9. Reserve Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), any age, to road wagon 

or buggy Diploma 



Class XXI.— HARNESS HORSES. 

(To be Shown to Suitable Vehicle.) 

Harness horses must be practically sound and will be judged for adaptability 
to the purposes indicated. 

In classes for horses suitable for Road Work, conformation, pace, action 
(which should be bold and true), as well as substance and bone, will be especially 
considered. 

In the Park Classes, quality, style, carriage and action, which should be all 
around and high at a pace not to exceed eight miles an hour, will be especially 
considered. 

In the Classes for horses suitable for Town Work, conformation, substance 
and carriage, whether moving or standing, will be especially considered. 

While some horses may be suitable for either Park, Road or Town Work, it is 
expected that the owner will determine the one particular purpose for which the 
horses he enters are best adapted and make his entries accordingly. Registration 
not to be considered. 

— 70 — 



Sd. 


4th. 


5th. 


20 


HC 


C 


40 


HC 


c 


20 


HC 


c 


40 


HC 


c 


60 


HC 


c 



20 


HC 


C 


40 


HC 


C 


60 


HC 


C 



FOR DEALERS. 

Horses for Road Work 
Section. 1st. 2d. 

1. Mare or Gelding over 14:1 and under 15 hands. .$50 $ 30 

2. Pair Mares or Geldings over 14:1 and under 15 

hands 100 60 

3. Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands 50 30 

4. Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not exceeding 

15:3 hands 100 60 

5. Four-in-hand Team (Mares or Geldings) to 

Coach or Body Break 150 90 

Horses for Runabout. 

6. Mare or Gelding for Runabout, 14:2 and not ex- 

ceeding 15:2 hands 50 30 20 HC 

Horses for Park Work. 

7. Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 

hands 50 30 

8. Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not exceeding 

15: 3 hands 100 60 

9. Four-in-Hand Team (Mares or Geldings), to 

Coach or Body Break 150 90 

Horses for Town Work. 

10. Mare or Gelding for Brougham, 15:3 hands or 

over 50 30 

11. Pair Mares or Geldings for Brougham or Victoria, 

15:2 hands or over 100 60 

12. Pair Mares or Geldings for Coach, Landau or 

Victoria, 16 hands or over 100 60 

13. Family Mare or Gelding, 15:3 hands or over.. 50 30 

Horses for Combination Work. 

14. Mare or Gelding for Harness and Saddle pur- 

poses. To be first shown to Vehicle, then 
under Saddle at Walk, Trot and Canter. Horse 
alone to be considered. Gaited Horses barred. 50 30 20 HC 

15. Mare or Gelding for Harness and Saddle pur- 

poses. To be first shown to Vehicle, then 
under saddle at Walk, Trot, Rack, Canter, 
and Running walk, Fox trot or Slow pace — for 
Gaited Horses 50 30 20 HC 

FOR OTHERS THAN DEALERS. 
Horses for Road Work. 

16. Mare or Gelding, over 14:1 and under 15 hands. 50 30 

17. Pair Mares or Geldings, over 14:1 and under 15 

hands 100 60 

18. Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 

hands 50 30 

19. Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not exceeding 

15:3 hands 100 60 

20. Four-in-hand Team (Mares or Geldings) to 

Coach or Body Break 150 90 

— 71 — 



20 


HC 


C 


40 


HC 


c 


40 


HC 


c 


20 


HC 


c 



20 


HC 


C 


40 


HC 


C 


20 


HC 


C 


40 


HC 


C 


60 


HC 


C 



30 


20 


HC 


C 


60 


40 


HC 


c 


90 


60 


HC 


c 



Horses for Runabout. 
Section. 1st. ■ 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

21. Mare or Gelding for Runabout, 14:2 and not ex- 

ceeding 15:2 hands $ 50 $ 30 $ 20 HC C 

Horses for Park Work. 

22. Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 

hands 50 

23. Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not exceeding 

15:3 hands 100 

24. Four-in-hand Team (Mares or Geldings), to 

Coach or Body Break 150 

Horses for Town Work. 

25. Mare or Gelding for Brougham, 15:3 hands or 

over 50 

26. Pair Mares or Geldings for Brougham or Vic- 

toria, 14:2 hands or over 100 

27. Pair Mares or Geldings for Coach, Landau or Vic- 

toria, 16 hands or over 100 

28. Family Mare or Gelding, 15:3 hands or over... 50 

Horses for Combination Work. 

29. Mare or Gelding for Harness and Saddle pur- 

poses. To be first shown to Vehicle, then 
under Saddle at Walk, Trot and Canter. 
Horse alone to be considered. Gaited Horses 
barred 50 30 20 HC 

30. Mare or Gelding for Harness and Saddle pur- 

poses. To be first shown to Vehicle, then 
under Saddle at Walk, Trot, Rack, Canter 
and Running walk, Fox trot or Slow pace — 
For Gaited Horses 50 30 20 HC 



30 


20 


HC 


C 


CO 


40 


HC 


C 


60 


40 


HC 


C 


30 


20 


HC 


C 



— 72 — 



Class XXII.— PONIES IN HARNESS. 

All ponies entered in this class must be practically sound, have good manners 
and be shown to appropriate vehicles. Shetlands not to exceed 46 inches in height. 
Registered or non-registered ponies eligible. 



SHETLANDS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

1. Pony in Harness $25 $ 15 $ 10 HC C 

2. Pair Ponies in Harness 50 30 20 HC C 

3. Four-in-hand Team in Harness 75 45 30 HC C 



OTHER THAN SHETLANDS. 

4. Pony, under 12 hands, in Harness 25 

5. Pony, 12 and not exceeding 13 hands, in Harness 25 

6. Pony, 13 and not exceeding 14 hands, in Harness 25 

7. Pair Ponies, under 12 hands, in Harness 50 

8. Pair Ponies, 12 and not exceeding 13 hands, in 

Harness 50 30 20 HC C 

9. Pair Ponies, 13 and not exceeding 14 hands, in 

Harness 50 30 20 HC C 

10. Four-in-hand Pony Team, not exceeding 14 

hands, in Harness 75 45 30 HC C 



15 


10 


HC 


C 


15 


10 


HC 


C 


15 


10 


HC 


C 


30 


20 


HC 


C 



Class XXIII.— BUSINESS HORSES. 

(Trade and Delivery Horses and Vehicles.) 

Prizes will be awarded on the points named below, due consideration being 
given to the superior adaptability of the horses, wagons, harness and general 
equipment, to the work for which such teams are used, the management of the 
team by the driver, as well as the proportion and weight of the wheel, swing or 
center, and lead horses composing four and six horse teams — the taste and judg- 
ment in mating the teams. Vehicle, horses, harness and livery should harmonize. 

Judges in awarding the prizes will critically examine and duly consider the 
quality, style, action, soundness and serviceability of the horses, the wagons, 
harness, grooming and condition, and the complete outfit in general, viz: 

SOUNDNESS. — Soundness to be decided on the basis of serviceable sound- 
ness as determined by veterinary inspection of the Chief Veterinarian of the 
Exposition. 

SERVICEABILITY. — Serviceability, as indicated by long and continued ser- 
vice rendered on the streets, and conformation, condition of feet, legs, etc., for 
extended future usefulness. 

WAGONS. — The construction, style, material and adaptability of the wagon, 
truck or van for the use of the exhibitor, as well as the condition of the vehicle — 
time in service to be considered. 

HARNESS. — The construction, material, style and adaptability of the harness 
for the use of the exhibitor and the condition of same — time in service to be 
considered. 

— 73 — 



GROOMING, CONDITION, ETC.— The condition of the horses, harness, vehicle, 
shoeing and appearances, indicating kind, careful and intelligent attention to 
the feeding, grooming and shoeing, cleaning and oiling harness, care of wagon, 
and general stable management. 

DRIVING. — The skill of the driver in guiding team, turning and backing; the 
tractability of the horses, and the quick response of each to the line and word 
of the driver. 

Horses to count 90 per cent; Wagon, Truck and Appointments, 10 per cent. 



BUSINESS HORSES IN HARNESS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

1. Single Mare or Gelding, weighing not to exceed 

1200 pounds, to light single delivery outfit.. $ 50 $ 35 $ 25 HC C 

2. Single Mare or Gelding, weighing from 1200 to 

1500 pounds, to light single delivery outfit 50 35 25 HC C 

3. Single Mare or Gelding, weighing from 1500 to 

1700 pounds, to cart 50 35 25 HC C 

4. Single Mare or Gelding, weighing over 1700 

pounds, to cart 50 35 25 HC C 

5. *Pair of Horses, weighing less than 3000 pounds, 

to Wagon or Truck 100 75 50 HC C 

6. *Pair of Horses, weighing from 3000 to 3500 

pounds, to Wagon or Truck 100 75 50 HC C 

7. *Pair of Horses, weighing over 3500 pounds, 

to Wagon or Truck 100 75 50 HC C 

8. *Three Horses, abreast, to Wagon 100 75 50 HC C 

9. *Four Horse Team, Wheelers weighing from 

3000 to 3500 pounds, to Wagon 125 100 75 HC C 

10. *Four Horse Team, Wheelers weighing over 

3500 pounds, to Wagon 125 100 75 HC C 

11. *Six Horse Team, Wheelers, weighing 3500 

pounds or over, to Wagon 150 125 100 HC C 

CHAMPION DISPLAY. 

12. *Best and largest exhibit by a single business house of Horses 

and Vehicles in actual daily use of the Exhibitor, including 
single Horses, Teams, light and heavy, with light Vehicles, 
Wagons or Trucks Diploma 

♦Mares or Geldings eligible. 



74 — 



Class XXIV.— HORSES OF COMMERCE. 

This class is provided for an exhibit of horses of the various types in demand 
for commercial and military purposes, and may be designated as the "Market 
Class". 

This class provides for an exhibit of horses of the leading types that find 
ready sale at trade centers and that are especially deserving of the attention of 
breeders who appreciate the advantages of a profitable home and foreign market 
assured for all worthy specimens. 

The exhibit of horses in the market class is confined to geldings four years 
old or over, bred and adapted for the specific purposes named and shown in 
harness or under saddle. Mares will be eligible in the section for Saddle Horses. 

The requirements for the various types to be exhibited in this class are given 
for the information of exhibitors and the guidance of the Judges, who will be 
experienced buyers on the market, or officers of the United States Army, when 
horses for military purposes are considered. 



ARTILLERY HORSE. 

The United States Army regulations contain the following requirements for 
horses selected for artillery service: 

"The artillery horse is required for quick draft purposes, and should move 
the carriage ordinarily by weight thrown into the collar rather than by muscular 
exertion. 

"The animal must be sound, without blemish or defect, well bred, of a superior 
class, of a kind disposition, and free from vicious habits, a square trotter; well 
broken to harness and gentle under the saddle, with easy mouth and gait, and 
with free, prompt action at the walk, trot and gallop; and otherwise conform 
to the following description: 

"A gelding of uniform and hardy color, in good condition, from 15:1 to 16 
hands high; weight of the lead horse not less than 1050 pounds and that of the 
wheel horse not more than 1200 pounds; from 5 to 8 years old, head and ears 
small, forehead broad, eyes large and prominent, vision perfect in every respect; 
chest full, broad and deep; forelegs straight and standing well under; shoulders 
sufficiently broad to support the collar, but not too heavy; barrel large and in- 
creasing from girth toward flank; withers elevated; back short and straight, with 
broad, deep loins, short coupled with solid hind quarters; hocks well bent and 
under the horse; pasterns slanting and feet sound and in good order. Long- 
legged, loose-jointed, long-bodied and narrow-chested horses, as well as those 
which are restive, vicious or too free in harness, or which do not, upon rigid 
inspection, meet the above requirements in every respect will be rejected." 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

1. Artillery Horse $75 ? 50 $ 40 HC C 



CAVALRY HORSE. 

The United States Army regulations contain the following requirements for 
horses for cavalry service: 

"The cavalry horse must be sound and well bred; of a superior class, gentle 
under the saddle; free from vicious habits; with free and prompt action at the 
walk, trot and gallop; without blemish or defect; of a kind disposition; with 
easy mouth and gait; and otherwise conform to the following description; 

"A gelding of uniform and hardy color; in good condition; from 15:1 to 16 
hands high; weight not less than 950 or more than 1150 pounds; from four to 
eight years old; head and ears small; forehead broad; eyes large and prominent; 
vision perfect in every respect; shoulders long and sloping well back; chest full, 
broad and deep; forelegs straight and standing well under; barrel large and 

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increasing from girth toward flank; withers elevated; back short and straight; 
loins and haunches broad and muscular; hocks well bent and under the horse; 
pasterns slanting and feet small and sound." 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

2. Cavalry Horse $75 $ 50 $ 40 HC C 

COACH HORSE. 

The typical coach horse stands 15:2 to 16 hands high, weighs from 1100 to 
1350 pounds, and is heavier, smoother and more compact than the average good 
roadster. 

His work requires soundness, with clean-cut and well muscled legs, sloping 
pasterns and shoulders; short back closely coupled to smooth hind quarters, 
well packed with muscle. The hind quarters rounded, and not straight and 
angular. Tail well set and carried high; withers high and thin; the neck smoothly 
joined to long, clean shoulders, with full crest; head fine and of medium size, with 
fine ears, a full, clear eye, and large open nostrils. Good conformation and 
spirited action are necessary to give the requisite form and style, and breeding that 
insures high knee action as well as sharp hock action so essential to a fine 
actor. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 8d. 4th. 6th. 

3. Coach Horse $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 HC C 

DRAFTER. 

This class includes the horse used for drawing large loads at the walk, weigh- 
ing not less than 1600 pounds in fair flesh. 

He has a strong neck and well set shoulder to take the collar well. Back 
short, well muscled, strongly and closely coupled to hind quarters, which should 
be rounded, smooth and plentifully supplied with muscle. The hock should be 
well set, neither crooked or straight. Legs moderately short, with broad, flat 
bone. In brief, the draft horse should have a stout, compact body on short, strong 
legs, with a head and neck in proportion to size of the horse. The general appear- 
ance should be massive and give evidence of spirit without nervousness. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

4. Draft Horse $75 $ 50 $ 40 HC C 



EXPRESSER. 

This class includes the best finished of the lighter draft horses, that have the 
spirit and action to move a moderate load at the trot. 

The expresser should be not less than 15:3 hands or over 16:3, and weigh not 
less than 1100 or over 1475, according to size of wagon to be drawn. In color, he 
should be bay, black, gray (not white), or roan. 

This type is of upstanding appearance with strong, closely coupled body, good 
width of chest and hips, and sound, clean limbs with the best of feet. 

The desired finish with needed weight gives the expresser the outline of a 
medium draft horse with fine coach appearance. The quick movement required 
of the expresser makes desirable a straight, frictionless gait, as smooth as pos- 
sible, nimble and regular, with good knee action, and that he travel wide behind. 

The business expected of an expresser requires a high order of intelligence, 
kindly disposition, neither "hot-headed" nor lazy, and that he be thoroughly broken 
to either single or double harness. The horse for this service should have an 
attractive and well-shaped head with full eyes wide apart and disposed to carry 
his head up without check. He should be a good walker. 

The arduous work and attractive conformation required make it essential that 
the expresser be of the blocky type, have a short neck well set on shoulders with 

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short back, moderately short legs, good feet and limbs. The bones of the legs 
should be flat and clean, and feet round and high with healthy frogs. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

5. Express Horse $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 HC C 

FIRE DEPARTMENT HORSE. 

The work required of a horse best suited to fire department service necessi- 
tates almost human intelligence. Such a horse must be well-bred, sound in 
every particular, quick to observe, prompt and willing to respond to every call, 
and as well ambitious to discharge his numerous and unusual duties under con- 
stantly differing surroundings. In selection the first requisites are evidence of 
tractability, good feet and legs with bone and hoofs of the best texture; a short, 
strong back, and well proportioned fore and hind quarters well covered with firm, 
elastic muscle. The hose carriage horse should weigh 1450 to 1500 pounds, and 
the engine and truck horses up to 1650 pounds. 

The typical fire department horse should possess not only intelligence, strength, 
activity, speed, endurance, style and finish, but have feet, pasterns, legs and 
muscular development that equip him for the most arduous service on hard and 
uneven pavements, or streets deep with mud. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

6. Fire Department Horse $75 $ 50 $ 40 HC C 

OMNIBUS HORSE. 

The "busser" should be from 16 to 16:1 hands high and weigh from 1200 to 
1300 pounds. He should have some style and carry a fairly high head. In con- 
formation, a compact, rugged horse approaching the draft type, standing well up, 
on short, strong, broad, flat legs and sound feet. He should have a short back and 
be strongly coupled, with the muscular development needed for drawing heavy 
loads at a moderate pace over paved or other streets. 

His work is generally done at a trot, which requires plenty of action, and the 
movement should be quick, straight, elastic and smooth, without friction. 

The "busser" should be a good feeder, of even temper; intelligently respond 
to every call to pull or back, and have the enduring qualities for long-continued 
night-and-day service. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

7. Omnibus Horse $75 $ 50 $ 40 HC C 

ROADSTER. 

The typical roadster stands from 15 to 15:3 hands high and weighs 900 to 
1150 pounds. He is deep of chest and middle, and when in racing condition shows 
considerable angularity. It is highly essential that feet and legs be sound and of 
correct conformation. Pasterns should be sloping and strong, and the shoulders 
deep and sloping, extending well into the back. Withers high and sharp; the back 
strongly muscled, short and closely coupled, and the hind-quarters long and heavily 
muscled. The bones from elbow point to knee and from stifle to hock should be 
nearly twice as long as the cannon bones in their respective limbs, thus giving 
long leverage, and muscles that are long and therefore quick to respond, and 
placing the fulcrums of these levers close to the ground, giving strength, steadiness 
and poise. 

The neck should be long, smoothly joined to the shoulder and clearly defined, 
with a clean-cut throatlatch. Head fine and clean-cut, with an erect, neat, medium- 
sized ear, a full, clear eye, and open, good-sized nostrils. 

Stamina is a prime requisite and generally accompanies a high degree of qual- 
ity. The conformation and action in a roadster that enable him with ease to 

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draw a light vehicle on the road at a fairly high rate of speed, for a considerable 
distance, are desired. Prompt, straight and frictionless action in the roadster is 
required. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

8. Roadster $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 HC C 

SADDLE HORSE. 

The size and weight of the Saddle Horse vary with the weight and character 
of the work expected. The range in height and weight is 15:1 to 16:2 hands high 
and from 1000 to 1250 pounds. 

The conformation of an easy riding horse requires sloping pasterns and 
shoulders. The extension of the shoulders into the back and the shortness and 
strength of coupling are extremely important. The saddle-bred Saddle Horse shows 
more style and quality than any other type of horse and is not surpassed in beauty 
of form. The Saddle Horse should have a spirited, stylish appearance, with high 
carried head and smartly set tail. The ideal Saddle Horse is noted for great in- 
telligence and his harmony of purpose with that of the rider. 

FIVE-GAITED SADDLE HORSE. 

Gaits required: Walk, Trot, Canter, Rack and Running Walk, Fox-trot or 
Slow Pace. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

9. Saddle Mare or Gelding $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 HC C 



50 $ 40 


HC 


C 


50 40 


HC 


C 


50 40 


HC 


C 



Class XXIV-A.— THREE-GAITED SADDLE HORSE. 

(Gaits required: Walk, Trot and Canter.) 

10. Saddle Mare or Gelding, over 15:3 hands, up to 

carrying 200 lbs $ 75 

11. Saddle Mare or Gelding, over 15:2 and not ex- 

ceeding 15:3 hands, up to carrying 160 lbs. ... 75 

12. Saddle Mare or Gelding, not exceeding 15:2 

hands, up to carrying 160 lbs 75 

OFFICER'S MOUNT. 

The Saddle Horse especially suitable for officer's mounts and parade purposes 
is the handsomest, most stylish and impressive type of the Saddle Horse. This 
type of horse should stand from 15:3 to 16:2 hands, and in a marked degree possess 
beauty of form, fearless presence and action, stylish carriage, superior finish and 
perfect manners. Flowing mane and tail are essential. 

(Gaits required: Walk, Trot and Canter.) 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

13. Saddle Mare or Gelding $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 HC C 

CHAMPIONSHIP THREE-GAITED SADDLE HORSE. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize animals in Class XXIV-A.) 

14. Saddle Mare or Gelding Diploma 

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DIVISION B.-CATTLE. 

Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief 
of the Department of Live Stock on or before July 23, 1904. 

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of Cattle on Thursday, 
September 8, and their exhibition will begin Monday, September 12, and close 
Saturday, September 24. 

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed 
and care of the Cattle they have on exhibition and on the close of awards in that 
Division promptly remove such Cattle from the Exposition grounds. 

In the breeding classes the ages will be computed from birth to September 1, 
1904, for the following breeds of cattle, viz.: Jersey, Holstein-Friesian, Ayrshire, 
Guernsey and Dutch Belted, and the animals in these classes must have been born 
respectively as follows: 

Sections. 

1-5, Three years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1901. 

2-6, Two years and under three, birth between September 1, 1901, and September 
1, 1902. 

3-7, One year and under two, birth between September 1, 1902, and September 1, 
1903. 

4-8, Under one year, birth between September 1, 1903, and September 1, 1904. 

The basing date for computing ages in Sections 4, 6, 10 and 12 of the classes 
for Short-Horns, Herefords, Aberden-Angus, Galloway, Red Polled, Devon, Polled 
Durham and Brown Swiss Cattle will be January 1, and in Sections 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 
9 and 11 for these breeds the ages will be computed from birth to September 1, 
1904, and the animals in all the sections must have been born respectively within 
the periods as follows : 

Sections. 

1- 7, Three years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1901. 

2- 8, Two years and under three, birth between September 1, 1901, and September 

1, 1902. 

3- 9, Eighteen and under 24 months, birth between September 1, 1902, and March 

1, 1903. 
4-10, Twelve and under 18 months, birth between March 1, 1903, and September 1, 

1903. 
5-11, Six and under 12 months, birth between September 1, 1903, and March 1, 1904. 
6-12, Under six months, birth between March 1, 1904, and September 1, 1904. 

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in 
this Prize-List will wherever applicable govern in this Division. 



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A copy of the certificate showing registration in the respective herd books 
named below, signed by the Secretary of the Association publishing the same, must 
accompany each application for the entry of Cattle of the following named breeds, 
except as noted below, which certificate must be filed on the form prescribed by 
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition : 

ABERDEEN- ANGUS, — (Home) American Aberdeen- Angus Herd Book; (For- 
eign) Polled Herd Book, Great Britain. 

AYRSHIRE, — (Home) American Ayrshire Record; (Foreign) Ayrshire Herd 
Book, Great Britain; Canadian Ayrshire Herd Book, Canada. 

BROWN SWISS, — (Home) Brown Swiss Record; (Foreign) Schweizerisches 
Heerdebuch, Switzerland. 

DEVON, — (Home) American Devon Record; (Foreign) Davy's Devon Herd 
Book, Great Britain. 

DUTCH BELTED,— (Home) Dutch Belted Cattle Herd Book. 

FRENCH CANADIAN, — (Foreign) French Canadian (Race Canadienne) Herd 
Book, Canada. 

GALLOWAY, — (Home) American Galloway Herd Book; (Foreign) Galloway 
Herd Book.. Great Britain. 

GUERNSEY, — (Home) Herd Register American Guernsey Cattle Club; (For- 
eign) English Guernsey Herd Book, Great Britain; Guernsey Herd Book of 
the Island of Guernsey. 

HEREFORD, — (Home) American Hereford Record; (Foreign) Herd Book of 
Hereford Cattle, Great Britain; Dominion Hereford Herd Book, Canada. 

HIGHLAND,— (Foreign) Highland Herd Book, Scotland. 

HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN,— (Home) Holstein-Friesian Herd Book; (Foreign) 
Friesian Herd Book, Netherlands; Holstein-Friesian Herd Book of Canada. 

JERSEY, — (Home) Herd Register of the American Jersey Cattle Club; (For- 
eign) Jersey Herd Book of the Isle of Jersey; English Jersey Herd Book, 
Great Britain. 

NORMAN, — (Foreign) Herd Book de la Race Normande, France. 

POLLED DURHAM, — (Home) American Polled Durham Herd Book. 

RED POLLED, — (Home) American Red Polled Herd Book; (Foreign) Red 
Polled Herd Book, Great Britain. 

SIMMENTHAL, — (Berner-Fleckvieh) Schweizerisches Heerdebuch, Switzer- 
land. 

SHORT-HORN, — (Home) American Short-Horn Herd Book; (Foreign) Coates' 
Herd Book, Great Britain; New Zealand Short-Horn Herd Book; Dominion 
Short-Horn Herd Book, Canada. 

SUSSEX, — (Home) American Sussex Register; (Foreign) Sussex Herd Book, 
Great Britain. 



OTHER BREEDS AND RECORDS. 

Application for the entry of Cattle of recognized breeds other than those 
mentioned must be accompanied by certificates showing registration and otherwise 
conform to the rules governing entries. Application for entry of foreign exhibits 
of Cattle must be accompanied by a certificate showing registration or other evi- 
dence of purity of breeding claimed, signed by the Secretary of the Association 
publishing the respective pedigree records, or by other proper official, and such 
certificate must be attested by the Chairman of the Commission representing the 
country from which such animals come to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. 



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PROGRAM FOR EXHIBITION OF CATTLE. 

Cattle in the breeding classes will be judged in the Forum commencing at 
10 o'clock A. M. as follows: Short-Horns, Herefords, Aberdeen-Angus, Galloways, 
Red Polled, Devon, Polled Durham and Brown Swiss. 

BEEF BREEDS. 
Tuesday, September 13, 1904. 
Parade of Cattle through Exposition grounds. 

Wednesday, September 14, 1904. 

Section. 

1. Bull, three years or over. 

2. Bull, two years and under three 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 

Thursday, September 15, 1904. 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months. 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 

6. Bull, under six months. 

Friday, September 16, 1904. 

7. Cow, three years old or over. 

8. Heifer, two years and under three. 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 

Saturday, September 17, 1904. 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months. 

12. Heifer, under six months. 



Monday, September 19, 1904. 



29. Get of one sire. 

30. Produce of one Cow. 



Tuesday, September 20, 1904. 

25. Aged herds. 

26. Young herds. 

27. Aged herd, females bred by exhibitor. 

28. Young herd, females bred by exhibitor. 



Wednesday, September 21, 1904. 

13. Champion Bull, two years old or over. 

14. Champion Bull, under two years. 

17. Champion Cow, two years old or over. 
19. Champion Heifer, under two years. 



Thursday, September 22, 1904. 

21. Grand Champion Bull, any age. 

23. Grand Champion Cow or Heifer, any age. 

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FAT CATTLE. 

The Fat Steers, Pure-Bred and Grade, will be judged in the Fcruni commenc- 
ing at 10 o'clock A. M. as follows: Short-Horns, Herefords, Aberdeen-Angus, Gallo- 
way, Red Polled, Devon, Polled Durham and Brown Swiss. 

Monday, September 19, 1904. 

Section. 

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three. 

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years and under three. 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen months and under twenty-four months. 

Tuesday, September 20, 1904. 

35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. 

36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months. 

37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months. 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months. 

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months. 

Wednesday, September 21, 1904. 
Class. 

32-A. Grand Champion Pure-Bred Fat Cattle by ages. 
Section. 

1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, two years and under three. 

2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 

3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months. 

4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, six and under twelve months. 

5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, under six months. 

Class. 

32-B. Grand Champion Grade Fat Cattle by ages. 
Section. 

1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, two years and under three. 

2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 

3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months. 

4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all Breeds, six and under twelve months. 

5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breds, under six months. 

Thursday, September 22, 1904. 

Section. 

38. Champion Pure-Bred Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age. 

44. Champion Grade Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age. 

Class 32-A. 
Section. 

6. Grand Champion Pure-Bred Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds and ages. 

Class 32-B. 
Section. 
6. Grand Champion Grade Steer or Spayed Heifer, all grades and ages. 

DAIRY BREEDS. 

The following Dairy Breeds of Cattle, viz.: Jersey, Holstein-Friesian, Ayrshire 
and Guernsey will be judged in the Forum commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. as noted. 

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Wednesday, September 14, 1904. 
Section. 

1. Bull, three years old or over. 

2. Bull, two years and under three. 

Thursday, September 15, 1904. 

3. Bull, one year and under two. 

4. Bull, under one year. 

Friday, September 16, 1904. 

5. Cow, three years old or over; 

6. Heifer, two years and under three. 



Saturday, September 17, 1904. 

7. Heifer, one year and under two. 

8. Heifer, under one year. 

Monday, September 19, 1904. 

25. Get of one sire. 

26. Produce of one Cow. 

Tuesday, September 20, 1904. 

21. Aged herd. 

22. Young herd. 

23. Aged herd, females bred by exhibitor. 

24. Young herd, females bred by exhibitor. 

Wednesday, September 21, 1904. 

9 to 16 inclusive. Champion Bulls and Cows. 

Thursday, September 22, 1904. 

17. Grand Champion Bull. 

19. Grand Champion Cow or Heifer. 

BREEDS NOT NAMED ABOVE. 

The following breeds of Cattle will be judged in the Forum commencing at 10 
o'clock A. M., September 20, 1904, viz.: Dutch-Belted, French Canadian, Norman, 
Simmenthal, Sussex, Highland, Kerry, Buffalo (Bison), Catalo or Buffalo Domestic 
and Oxen. 

Friday, September 23, 1904. 
Parade of Cattle through the Exposition grounds. 



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PRIZES. 



Class XXV.— SHORT-HORN. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $75 $ 60 $ 50 

2. Bull, two years and under three. ... 75 60 50 
8. Bull, eighteen and under twenty- 
four months 75 60 50 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 

6. Bull, under six months 50 40 30 

7. Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 

8. Heifer, two years and under three. . 75 60 50 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 75 60 50 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 

12. Heifer, under six months 50 40 30 



4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


$ 40 


$ 30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over $100 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

15. Bull, under two years 75 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

17. Cow, two years old or over 100 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

19. Heifer, under two years 75 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

21. Bull, any age 

22. Reserve Bull, any age 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age 



200 
Diploma 

200 
Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one 
year and under two; and Heifer, 
under one year 125 100 



80 



65 



55 



HC 



C 



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YOUNG HERDS. 



Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

26. Bull, under two years old; two 

Heifers, one year and under two; 

and two Heifers, under one year.$ 75 $ 60 $ 55 $ 45 $ 40 



6ih. 7th. 



HC 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . 



$200 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 



200 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 



29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 
get of one sire 



75 



65 



55 



45 



40 



HC 



80. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one cow 75 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

65 55 



45 



40 



HC 



C 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

31. Best showing of Short-Horn Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Short-Horn Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



FAT CATTLE— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $40 $ 30 $ 25 

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40 30 25 

35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. ... 40 30 25 

36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 40 30 25 



37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 40 



30 



25 



CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 

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100 



FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighten and under twenty-four months 40 30 25 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. ... 40 30 25 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 40 30 25 

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 40 30 25 

CHAMPION. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 100 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SHORT-HORN CATTLE. 

The American Short-Horn Breeders Association offers the following special 
prizes for Short-Horn Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The 
American Short-Horn Breeders Association will pay the special prizes in accord- 
ance with the official awards of the World's Fair, to animals recorded in the Ameri- 
can Short-Horn Herd Book: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 9th. 10th. 11th. 12th. 13th. 14th. 15th. 

1. Bull, 3 years old 

or over $50 $40 $35 $35 $30 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 $ $ $ $ $ 

2. Bull, 2 years old 

and under 3... 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 

3. Bull, 18 and under 

24 months old. 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 

4. Bull, 12 and under 

18 months old. 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 

5. Bull, 6 and under 

12 months old. 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 10 10 10 10 10 

6. Bull, under 6 

months old 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 10 10 10 10 10 

7. Cow, 3 years or 

over 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 

8. Heifer, 2 years 

old and under 3 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 

9. Heifer, 18 and 

under 24 m'ths 

old 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 

10. Heifer 12 and 

under 18 m'ths 

old 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 

11. Heifer, 6 and 

under 12 m'ths 

old 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 10 10 10 10 10 

12. Heifer, under 6 

months old 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 10 10 10 10 10 

CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over $ 75 

15. Bull, under two years old 75 

17. Cow, two years old or over 75 

19. Heifer, under two years old 75 

— 86 — 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion animals.) 
Section. 

21. Bull, any age $100 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 100 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

25. Aged herd $200 $150 $125 $100 $75 $60 $40 

26. Young herd 200 150 125 100 75 60 40 

28. Get of one sire 125 100 80 60 50 40 30 

29. Produce of one Cow 100 80 60 50 40 30 20 

PURE BREDS. 

(Sire and dam must be recorded in the American Short-Horn Herd Book.) 

1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

32. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, two years and under 

three $35 $25 $20 $15 $10 

33. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under 

twenty-four months 35 25 20 15 10 

34. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under 

eighteen months 35 25 20 15 10 

35. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve 

months 35 25 20 15 10 

36. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, under six months 35 25 20 15 10 

CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize animals in Sections 32 to 36.) 

37. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, any age 75 

GRADES. 

(Sires must be recorded in the American Short-Horn Herd Book.) 

38. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, two years and under 

three 35 

39. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under 

twenty-four months 35 

40. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, twelve and ,under 

eighteen months 35 

41. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve 

months 35 

42. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, under six months 35 

CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize animals in Sections 38 to 42.) 

43. Steer, or Spayed Heifer, any age 75 

This Association will pay $100 in each of the following: Class XXXII-A and 
Class XXXII-B, Section 6, provided the contest is won by a Short-Horn Steer or 
Spayed Heifer. 

For further information address John W. Groves, Secretary of American Short- 
Horn Breeders Association, 17 Exchange avenue, Chicago, Illinois. 



— 87 — 



25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 


25 


20 


15 


10 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF SHORT-HORN CATTLE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Short-Horn Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 



Class XXV.— SHORT-HORN. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $50 $ 45 

2. Bull, two years and under three 50 45 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 50 45 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months 50 45 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months 50 45 

6. Bull, under six months 50 45 

7. Cow, three years old or over 50 45 

8. Heifer, two years and under three 50 45 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 50 45 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 50 45 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months. ..... 50 45 

12. Heifer, under six months 50 45 



3rd. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


; 40 


$ 35 


$ 30 


$ 25 


40 


35 


30 


25 


40 


35 


30 


25 


40 


35 


30 


25 


40 


35 


30 


25 


40 


35 


30 


25 


40 


35 


30 


25 


40 


35 


30 


25 


40 


35 


30 


25 


40 


35 


30 


25 


40 


35 


30 


25 


40 


35 


30 


25 



AGED. HERDS. 



1st. 



25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; 
Heifer, two years and under three; Heifer, one year 
and under two; and Heifer, under one year $ 70 



2d. 



3rd. 



4th. 



$60 $ 50 $ 40 



YOUNG HERDS. 

26. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and 

under two; and two Heifers, under one year 70 



60 



50 



40 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 
27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, 
two years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, 
and Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding $100 $ 60 $ 40 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers one year and under 
two, and two Heifers under one year, females to be of 
Exhibitor's breeding 100 



60 



40 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire 

— 88 — 



1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 
$60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 

30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow.$ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 



FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

1st. 

38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $ 25 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 25 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 25 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 25 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 25 



2nd. 


3rd. 


$ 15 


$ 10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 



5. 
6. 

7. 
8. 
9. 

10. 

n. 

12. 



Class XXVI.— HEREFORD. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

Bull, three years old or over $75 $ 60 $ 50 

Bull, two years and under three 75 60 50 

Bull, eighteen and under twenty- 
four months 75 60 50 

Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 

Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 

Bull, under six months 50 40 30 

Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 

Heifer, two years and under three. . 75 60 50 
Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 
four months 75 60 50 

Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 

Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 

Heifer, under six months 50 40 30 



4th. 

$ 40 

40 


5th. 

$ 30 

30 


6th. 
HC 
HC 


7th. 
C 
C 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


25 

25 
25 


20 
20 
20 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 


40 
40 


30 
30 


HC 
HC 


c 
c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


25 

25 
25 


20 
20 
20 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 



CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over $100 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

15. Bull, under two years 75 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

17. Cow, two years old or over 100 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

19. Heifer, under two years 75 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 



21. 
22. 

23. 
24. 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

Bull, any age 

Reserve Bull, any age 

Cow or Heifer, any age 

Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age 

-- S9 — 



200 
Diploma 

200 
Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 



Section. 1st. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year $125 



2d. 



3d. 4th. 



5th. 



$100 $ 80 $ 65 $ 65 



6th. 7th. 



HC C 



YOUNG HERDS. 



26. Bull, under two years old, two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year. 



75 



60 



55 



45 



40 



HC C 



AGED HERDS, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . . 



$200 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 

and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 

breeding 



200 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

get of one sire 75 65 



55 



45 



40 



HC C 



30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one cow 75 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

65 55 



45 



40 



HC C 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

31. Best showing of Hereford Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Hereford Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



FAT CATTLE— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 



33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three i 

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 

35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 

36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 

37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 



1st. 


2d. 


3d. 


40 


$ 30 


$ 25 


40 


30 


25 


40 


30 


25 


40 


30 


25 


40 


30 


25 



— 90 



CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 

FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

1st. 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $ 40 

40 Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months ... 40 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 40 

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 40 

CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 



$100 



2d. 


3d. 


30 


$ 25 


30 


25 


30 


25 


30 


25 


30 


25 



100 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR HEREFORD CATTLE. 

The American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association offers the following special 
prizes for Hereford Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The 
American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association will pay the special prizes in 
accordance with the official awards of the World's Fair, to animals recorded in the 
Herd Book of the American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association : 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over. .$ 25 $ 25 $ 25 $ 25 $ 25 $ 25 $ 25 $ 25 

2. Bull, two years old and under 

three 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 

3. Bull, eighteen and under 

twenty-four months 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 

4. Bull, twelve and under 

eighteen months 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 

5. Bull, six and under twelve 

months 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 

6. Bull, under six months 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 

7. Cow, three years old or over. 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 

8. Heifer, two years and under 

three 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under 

twenty-four months 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 

10. Heifer, twelve and under 

eighteen months 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve 

months 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 

12. Heifer, under six months 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over 50 

15. Bull, under two years 50 

17. Cow, two years old or over 50 

19. Heifer, under two years 50 

— 91 — 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion animals.) 
Section. 

21. Bull, any age $50 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 50 

AGED HERDS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 
25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or 
over; Heifer, two years and under three; 
Heifer, one year and under two, and Heifer 
under one year $80 $ 70 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 



YOUNG HERDS. 

26. Bull, under two years old, two Heifers, one year 

and under two, and two Heifers, under one year 80 



70 



60 



50 



40 



AGED HERDS, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 



1st. 



27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, 
two years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer under one year, females bred by Exhibitor $100 



2nd. 



50 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old, two Heifers, one year and under two, 

and two Heifers, under one year, females bred by Exhibitor. . . 100 



50 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 8rd. 4th. 5th. 

29. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of 

one sire 60 50 40 30 20 

PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

30. Two animals of either sex, any age, produce of 

one cow 60 50 40 30 20 

FAT CATTLE— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under 

three 30 25 20 15 10 

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under 

twenty-four months 30 25 20 15 10 

35. Steer or Sprayed Heifer, twelve and under 

eighteen months 30 25 20 15 10 

3'6. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve 

months 30 25 20 15 10 

37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 30 25 20 15 10 

FAT CATTLE— GRADES BY RECORDED SIRES. 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under 

three 30 25 20 15 10 

— 92 — 



Section. 1st. 2d. Sd. 4th. 6th. 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under 

twenty-four months $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under 

eighteen months 30 25 20 15 10 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve 

months 30 25 20 15 10 

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 30 25 20 15 10 

For further information address C. R. Thomas, Secretary of the Hereford 
Cattle Breeders Association, Kansas City, Mo. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF HEREFORD CATTLE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Hereford Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. gth. 6th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 50 $ 45 $ 40 $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 

2. Bull, two years and under three 50 45 40 35 30 25 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 50 45 40 35 30 25 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months.. 50 45 40 35 30 25 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months 50 45 40 35 30 25 

6. Bull, under six months 50 45 40 35 30 25 

7. Cow, three years old or over 50 45 40 35 30 25 

8. Heifer, two years and under three 50 45 40 35 30 25 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 50 45 40 35 30 25 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 50 45 40 35 30 25 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 45 40 35 30 25 

12. Heifer, under six months 50 45 40 35 30 25 



AGED HERDS. 

1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 
25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; 
Heifer, two years and under three; Heifer, one year 
and under two; and Heifer, under one year $70 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 



YOUNG HERDS. 

26. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and 

under two; and two Heifers, under one year 70 



60 



50 



40 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

1st. Ind. 3rd. 
27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, 
two years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, 
and Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding $100 $ 60 $ 40 

— 93 — 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers one year and under 
two, and two Heifers under one year, females to be of 
Exhibitor's breeding $100 $ 60 $ 40 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 
29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of 

one sire $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 
30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow. 60 50 40 30 



FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

1st. 

38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three 25 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 25 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 25 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 25 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 25 



2d. 


3rd. 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 



Class XXVII.— ABERDEEN-ANGUS. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 75 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 

2. Bull, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 30 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 75 60 50 40 30 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 25 20 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 25 20 

6. Bull, under six months 50 40 30 25 20 

7. Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 40 30 

8. Heifer, two years and under three . . 75 60 50 40 30 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 75 60 50 40 30 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 25 20 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 25 20 

12. Heifer, under six months 50 40 30 25 20 

— 94 — 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

13. Bull, two years old or over $100 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

15. Bull, under two years 75 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

17. Cow, two years old or over 100 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

19. Heifer, under two years 75 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

21. Bull, any age 200 

22. Reserve Bull, any age Diploma 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 200 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 



1st. 



2d. 



3d. 



4th. 



5th. 



25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year $125 $100 



6th. 7th. 



$80 $65 $55 HC C 



YOUNG HERDS. 



26. Bull, under two years old, two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year. 75 



60 



55 



45 



40 



HC 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, 
two years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . 



$200 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 

and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 

breeding 



200 



29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

get of one sire 75 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 
65 



55 



45 



40 



HC C 



— 95 — 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one cow $ 75 $ 65 $ 55 $ 45 $ 40 HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

31. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 in- 

clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded 

to animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 in- 

clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded 

to animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 

FAT CATTLE—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $40 $ 30 $ 25 

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40 30 25 

35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. ... 40 30 25 

36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 40 30 25 

37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 40 30 25 



CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 100 

FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three 40 30 25 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40 30 25 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. .. . 40 30 25 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 40 30 25 

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 40 30 25 

CHAMPION. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 100 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE. 

The American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders' Association offers the following 
special prizes for Aberdeen-Angus Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 
1904. The prizes are to follow the official awards of the World's Fair to Cattle 
recorded in the Herd Book of the American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association: 

— 96 — 



Section. 1st. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 40 

2. Bull, two years and under three. ... 40 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 40 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 25 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months. . 25 

6. Bull, under six months 25 

7. Cow, three years old or over 40 

8. Heifer, two years and under three. . 40 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 40 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 25 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 25 

12. Heifer, under six months 25 



!nd. 


3rd. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


30 


$ 20 


$ 10 


$ 10 


$ 10 


$ 10 


30 


20 


10 


L0 


10 


10 


30 


20 


10 


10 


10 


10 


20 


15 


10 


10 


10 


10 


20 


15 


10 


10 


10 


10 


20 


15 


10 


10 


10 


10 


30 


20 


10 


10 


10 


10 


30 


20 


10 


10 


10 


10 


30 


20 


10 


10 


10 


10 


20 


15 


10 


10 


10 


10 


20 


15 


10 


10 


10 


10 


20 


15 


10 


10 


10 


10 



CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over $ 60 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Ribbon 

15. Bull, under two years 50 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Ribbon 

17. Cow, two years old or over 60 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Ribbon 

19. Heifer, under two years 50 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Ribbon 



21. 
22. 

23. 

24. 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

Bull, any age 

Reserve Bull, any age 

Cow or Heifer, any age 

Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age 



$100 
Ribbon 

100 
Ribbon 



AGED HERDS. 



25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one 
year and under two; Heifer, under 
one year 



60 



50 



40 



30 



25 



25 



YOUNG HERDS. 



26. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year. 40 



30 



25 



20 



20 



20 



20 



97 — 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two; and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . 



$100 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two heifers one year and under two; 
and two heifers, under one year, females to be Exhibitor's 
breeding : 



100 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 
29. Four animals of either sex, any age, 

get of one sire $40 $35 $30 $20 $20 $20 $20 



30. Two animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one cow 40 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

35 30 



20 



20 



20 



20 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

31. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus Cattle in Sections 1 to 10 in- 
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded 
to animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Ribbon 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus Cattle in Sections 1 to 10 in- 
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded 



to animals owned by one Exhibitor. 



Ribbon 



FAT CATTLE— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $40 $ 30 $ 25 

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40 30 25 

35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. . . 40 30 25 

36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 40 30 25 

37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 40 30 25 



CHAMPION. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 



$100 



FAT CATTLE— GRADES BY RECORDED SIRES. 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. . . 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 40 

— 98 — 



40 


30 


25 


40 


30 


25 


40 


30 


25 


40 


30 


25 


40 


30 


25 



CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



Section. 

44. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age, 



$100 



For further information address Thos. McFarlane, Secretary of the American 
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders' Association, 17 Exchange Ave., Chicago, 111. 



*Class XXXII-A.— CHAMPION PURE-BRED FAT CATTLE BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, two years old and under three. . Ribbon 

2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months Ribbon 

3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen 

months Ribbon 

4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, six and under_ twelve months Ribbon 

5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, under six months Ribbon 

FAT ANIMAL— CHAMPION OVER ALL. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-A.) 

6. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds and ages $100 



*Class XXXII-B.— CHAMPION GRADE FAT CATTLE BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, two years old and 

under three Ribbon 

2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, eighteen and under 

twenty-four months Ribbon 

3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, twelve and under 

eighteen months Ribbon 

4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, six and under twelve 

months Ribbon 

5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, under six months .... Ribbon 

FAT ANIMAL— CHAMPION OVER ALL. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-B.) 

6. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all grades and ages $100 

*The Special Premiums and Ribbons offered in Classes XXXII-A and XXXII-B 
will be given when the awards are to pure-bred or grade Aberdeen-Angus animals. 



— 99 — 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Aberdeen-Angus Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 

2. Bull, two years and under three 40 35 30 25 20 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months ... . 40 35 30 25 20 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months 40 35 30 25 20 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months 40 35 30 25 20 

6. Bull, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 

7. Cow, three years old or over 40 35 30 25 20 

8. Heifer, two years and under three 40 35 30 25 20 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 40 35 30 25 20 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 40 35 30 25 20 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 40 35 30 25 20 

12. Heifer, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 



AGED HERDS. 

1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; 
Heifer, two years and under three; Heifer, one year 
and under two, and Heifer, under one year $70 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 



YOUNG HERDS. 



26. Bull, under two years old, two Heifers, one year and 

under two, and two Heifers, under one year 70 



60 



50 



40 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

1st. 2d. 3rd. 
27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and Heifer, under one year, females 
to be of Exhibitor's breeding $ 75 $ 45 $ 30 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under 
two, and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Ex- 
hibitor's breeding 75 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3rd. lth. 
29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. . .$ 60 S 50 $ 40 $ 30 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow 50 40 

— 100 — 



30 



20 



FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

Section. 1st. 

38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $ 25 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 25 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. . . 25 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 25 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 25 



2d. 


3rd. 


; 15 


$ 10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 



1. 

2. 
3. 



5. 
6. 

7. 
8. 
9. 

10. 

11. 
12. 



Class XXVIIi.— GALLOWAY. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

Bull, three years old or over $75 $ 60 $ 50 

Bull, two years and under three. ... 75 60 50 
Bull, eighteen and under twenty- 
four months 75 60 50 

Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 

Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 

Bull, under six months 50 40 30 

Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 

Heifer, two years and under three. .75 60 50 
Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 
four months 75 60 50 

Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 

Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 

Heifer, under six months 50 40 30 



4th. 


5tu. 


6th. 


7th. 


; 40 


$ 30 


HC 


C 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 


20 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over $100 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

15. Bull, under two years 75 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

17. Cow, two years old or over 100 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

19. Heifer, under two years 75 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

21. Bull, any age 

22. Reserve Bull, any age 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age 

— 101 — 



$200 
Diploma 

200 
Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 

three years or over; Heifer, two 

years and under three; Heifer, 

one year and under two, and 

Heifer, under one year $125 $100 $ 80 $ 65 $ 55 HC C 



YOUNG HERDS. 



26. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year. 



75 



60 



55 



45 



40 



HC C 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . 



$200 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 

and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 

breeding 



$200 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

get of one sire 75 65 



55 



45 



40 



HC 



30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one cow 75 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

65 55 



45 



40 



HC 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

Best showing of Galloway Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 



animals bred by any one Breeder represented, 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Galloway Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 



amount awarded to animals owned by one Exhibitor. 



Diploma 



FAT CATTLE— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $ 40 

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40 

35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. ... 40 

36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 40 

37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 40 



2d. 


3d. 


$ 30 


$ 25 


30 


25 


30 


25 


30 


25 


30 


25 



— 102 — 



CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age $100 

FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

1st. 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $ 40 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. ... 40 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 40 

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 40 30 25 

CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 100 



2nd. 


3rd. 


$ 30 


$ 25 


30 


25 


30 


25 


30 


25 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR GALLOWAY CATTLE. 

The American Galloway Breeders Association offers the following special prizes 
for Galloway Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The American 
Galloway Breeders Association will pay the special prizes in accordance with the 
official awards of the World's Fair, to animals recorded in the Herd Book of the 
American Galloway Breeders Association: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 10 $ 10 $ 10 $ 10 $ 10 $ 10 $ 10 

2. Bull, two years old and under three 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months . . 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

6. Bull, under six months 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

7. Cow, three years old or over 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

8. Heifer, two years and under three . . 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

12. Heifer, under six months 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 



— 103 



Class XXXII-A.— CHAMPION PURE BRED FAT CATTLE, BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, two years old and under three $ 50 

2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 50 

3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 

4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, six and under twelve months. . 50 

5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, under six months 50 

FAT ANIMAL-CHAMPION OVER ALL. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-A.) 

G. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds and ages 100 



Class XXXII-B.— CHAMPION GRADE FAT CATTLE, BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, two years old and 

under three 50 

2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, eighteen and under 

twenty-four months 50 

3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, twelve and under 

eighteen months 50 

4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, six and under twelve 

months 50 

5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, under six months 50 

FAT ANIMAL— CHAMPION OVER ALL. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-B.) 

6. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all grades and ages 100 

For further information address Chas. Gray, Secretary of the American Gal- 
loway Breeders Association, 17 Exchange Avenue, Chicago, 111. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF GALLOWAY CATTLE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Galloway Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 

2. Bull, two years and under three 40 35 30 25 20 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months. .. . 40 35 30 25 20 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months 40 35 30 25 20 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months 40 35 30 25 20 

6. Bull, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 

— 104 — 



Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

7. Cow, three years old or over $ 40 $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 

8. Heifer, two years and under three 40 35 30 25 20 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 40 35 30 25 20 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 40 35 30 25 20 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 40 35 30 25 20 

12. Heifer, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 



AGED HERDS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; 

Heifer, two years and under three; Heifer, one year 

and under two, and Heifer, under one year $70 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 

YOUNG HERDS. 

26. Bull, under two years old, two Heifers, one year and 

under two, and two Heifers, under one year 70 60 50 40 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 
27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer 
two years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, 
and Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding $ 75 $ 45 $ 30 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under 
two, and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Ex- 
hibitor's breeding 75 45 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. . .$ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 

PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow 50 40 30 20 

FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $25 $ 15 $ 10 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 25 15 10 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. . . 25 15 10 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 25 15 10 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 25 15 10 



— 105 — 



HC 
HC 
HC 


C 
C 
C 


HC 
HC 


C 
C 


HC 


C 


HC 
HC 
HC 


C 
C 
C 



Class XXIX.— RED POLLED. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 HC C 

2. Bull, two years and under three... 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 20 15 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months.. 35 30 25 20 15 

6. Bull, under six months 35 30 25 20 15 

7. Cow, three years old or over 50 40 30 25 20 

8. Heifer, two years and under three. . 50 40 30 25 20 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 40 30 25 20 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 20 15 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15 

12. Heifer, under six months 35 30 25 20 15 

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over $ 80 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

15. Bull, under two years 60 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

17. Cow, two years old or over 80 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

19. Heifer, under two years 60 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

21. Bull, any age 125 

22. Reserve Bull, any age Diploma 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 125 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age Diploma 

AGED HERDS. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 

three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

YOUNG HERDS. 

26. Bull, under two years old; two 

Heifers, one year and under two, 

and two Heifers, under one year. 50 40 35 25 20 HC C 

— 106 — 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . 



$150 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 



150 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.. 6th. 7th. 

29. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $50 $ 40 $ 35 $ 25 $ 20 HC C 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 



30. Two Animals of either sex, any 
age, produce of one cow 



50 



40 



35 



25 



20 



HC 



C 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

31. Best showing of Red Polled Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Red Polled Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



33. 
34. 
35. 
36. 
37. 



FAT CATTLE— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $30 $ 25 $ 20 

Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 30 25 20 

Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months ... 30 25 20 

Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 30 25 20 

Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 30 25 10 



CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 



60 



FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three 30 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 30 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 30 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 30 

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 30 



25 


20 


25 


20 


25 


20 


25 


20 


25 


20 



— 107 — 



CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

44. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age $ 60 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR RED POLLED CATTLE. 

The Red Polled Cattle Club of America offers the following special prizes for 
Red Polled Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 10 $ 10 $ 10 $ 10 $ 10 $ 18 $ 15 

2. Bull, two years and under three 10 10 10 10 10 18 15 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 10 10 10 10 10 18 15 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 10 10 10 10 10 18 15 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months . . 10 10 10 10 10 18 15 

6. Bull, under six months 10 10 10 10 10 18 15 

7. Cow, three years old or over 10 10 10 10 10 18 15 

8. Heifer, two years and under three.. 10 10 10 10 10 18 15 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 10 10 10 10 10 18 15 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 10 10 10 10 10 18 15 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 10 10 10 10 10 18 15 

12. Heifer, under six months 10 10 10 10 10 18 15 

For further information address J. McLain Smith, Secretary of the Red Polled 
Cattle Club of America, Dayton, Ohio. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF RED POLLED CATTLE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Red Polled Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Bull, two years and under three 20 15 10 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months 20 15 10 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months 20 15 10 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

6. Bull, under six months 20 15 10 

7. Cow, three years old or over 20 15 10 

8. Heifer, two years and under three 20 15 10 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 20 15 10 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 20 15 10 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

12. Heifer, under six months 20 15 10 

— 108 — 



AGED HERDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two; and 
Heifer under one year $ 40 $ 30 



YOUNG HERDS. 

26. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 

and two Heifers, under one year 40 



30 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 

years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 

Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . 



30 



20 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old ; two Heifers^ one year and under two, 

and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 

breeding 30 20 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire 30 20 

PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow 20 10 



5. 
6. 

7. 
8. 
9. 

10. 

11. 
12. 



Class XXX.— DEVON. 

1st. 2d. 

Bull, three years old or over $ 50 $ 40 

Bull, two years and under three ... 50 40 
Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 50 40 

Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 

Bull, six and under twelve months.. 35 30 

Bull, under six months 35 30 

Cow, three years old or over 50 40 

Heifer, two years and under three. . 50 40 
Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 
four months 50 40 

Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 

Heifer, six and under twelve months 35 30 

Heifer, under six months 35 30 

— 109 — 



3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


30 


$ 25 


$ 20 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 



30 



30 



25 



25 



20 



20 



HC 



HC 



C 



25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


C 



25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


C 



CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

13. Bull, two years old or over $ 80 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

15. Bull, under two years 60 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

17. Cow, two years old or over 80 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

19. Heifer, under two years 60 

?0. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

21. Bull, any age 125 

22. Reserve Bull, any age Diploma 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 125 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 



1st. 2d. 
25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year $75 $ 60 



3d. 



4th. 



5th. 



6th. 7th. 



$ 50 $ 40 $ 30 HC C 



YOUNG HERDS. 



26. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year 50 



40 



35 



25 



20 



HC C 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . 



$150 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 



150 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

29. Four Animals of either sex, any 



age, get of one sire, 



50 



40 



35 



25 



20 



HC C 



110 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

30. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one cow $ 50 $ 40 $ 35 $ 25 $ 20 HC C 



3d. 
20 
20 
20 
20 
20 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

31. Best showing of Devon Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Devon Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 

FAT CATTLE— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2d. 

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $30 $ 25 

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 30 25 

35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. ... 30 25 

36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 30 25 

37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 30 25 

CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 

FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three 30 25 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 30 25 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. ... 30 25 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 30 25 

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 30 25 

CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 60 



60 



20 
20 
20 
20 
20 



— 111 



Class XXXI.— POLLED DURHAM. 



Section. 1st. 2d. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 50 $ 40 

2. Bull, two years and under three... 50 40 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 50 40 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months.. 35 30 

6. Bull, under six months 35 30 

7. Cow, three years old or over 50 40 

8. Heifer, two years and under three. . 50 40 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 40 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 35 30 

12. Heifer, under six months 35 30 



3d. 
30 
30 


4th. 

$ 25 

25 


5th. 

$ 20 

20 


6th. 
HC 
HC 


7th. 
C 

c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 
25 
25 


20 
20 
20 


15 
15 
15 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 


30 
30 


25 
25 


20 
20 


HC 
HC 


c 
c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


25 
25 
25 


20 
20 

20 


15 
15 
15 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 



CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over $ 80 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

15. Bull, under two years 60 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

17. Cow, two years old or over 80 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

19. Heifer, under two years 60 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

21. Bull, any age 125 

22. Reserve Bull, any age Diploma 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 125 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 



25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year 75 



60 



40 



HC 



YOUNG HERDS. 



26. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year 50 



40 



35 



25 



20 



HC 



112 — 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, ^nder one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . $150 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 150 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

29. Pour Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $50 $ 40 $ 35 $ 25 $ 20 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

30. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one cow 50 40 35 25 20 HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

31. Best showing of Polled Durham Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Polled Durham Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 

FAT CATTLE— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three 

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 

35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. . . . 

36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 

37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 30 

CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 60 

FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. . . . 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 

— 113 — 



St. 


2d. 


3d. 


30 


$ 25 


$ 20 


30 


25 


20 


30 


25 


20 


30 


25 


20 


30 


25 


20 



30 


25 


20 


30 


25 


20 


30 


25 


20 


30 


25 


20 


30 


25 


20 



CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 
44. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age $ 60 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR POLLED DURHAM CATTLE. 

The Polled Durham Breeders Association offers the following special prizes 
for Polled Durham Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $12 50 $10 00 $7 50 $6 25 $5 00 

2. Bull, two years old and under three 12 50 10 00 7 50 6 25 5 00 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 12 50 10 00 7 50 6 25 5 00 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months . . 8 75 7 50 6 25 5 00 3 75 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months 8 75 7 50 6 25 5 00 3 75 

6. Bull, under six months 8 75 7 50 6 25 5 00 3 75 

7. Cow, three years old and over 12 50 10 00 7 50 6 25 5 00 

8. Heifer, two years old and under three 12 50 10 00 7 50 6 25 5 00 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 12 50 10 00 7 50 6 25 5 00 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 8 75 7 50 6 25 5 00 3 75 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 8 75 7 50 6 25 5 00 3 75 

12. Heifer, under six months 8 75 7 50 6 25 5 00 3 75 

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old and over $20 00 

1 5. Bull, under two years 15 00 

17. Cow, two years old or over 20 00 

19. Heifer, under two years 15 00 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 
21. Bull, any age 31 25 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 3125 

AGED HERDS. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three 

years or over; Heifer, two years and 
under three; Heifer, one year and 
under two, and Heifer under one year 18 75 15 00 12 50 10 00 7 50 

YOUNG HERDS. 

26. Bull, under two years; two Heifers, one 

year and under two, and two Heifers, 

under one year 12 50 10 00 8 75 6 25 5 00 

— 114 — 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be bred by Exhibitor 



$37 50 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years; two Heifers, one year and under two; two 
Heifers, under one year, females to be bred by Exhibitor 



37 50 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of 

one sire $12 50 $10 00 $8 75 $6 25 $5 00 

PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, pro- 

duce of one cow 12 50 10 00 8 75 6 25 5 00 

For further information address Fletcher S. Hines, Secretary of Polled Dur- 
ham Breeders Association, Indianapolis, Indiana. 



Class XXXII.— BROWN SWISS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 HC C 

2. Bull, two years and under three... 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months . . 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

6. Bull, under six months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

7. Cow, three years old or over 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

8. Heifer, two years and under three. . 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 B0 25 20 15 HC C 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

12. Heifer, under six months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over $ 80 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

15. Bull, under two years 60 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

17. Cow, two years old or over 80 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

19. Heifer, under two years 60 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 

— 115 — 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 
Section. 

21. Bull, any age $125 

22. Reserve Bull, any age Diploma 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 125 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 



1st. 2d. 
25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year $75 $ GO 



3d. 



4th. 



5th. 



6th. 7ih. 



50 $ 40 $ 30 HC C 



YOUNG HERDS. 



26. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year. 



50 



40 



35 



25 



20 



HC C 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . 



$150 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 



150 



29. Four Animals of either sex, any 
age, get of one sire 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 
50 40 



35 



25 



20 



HC C 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 



30. Two Animals of either sex, any 
age, produce of one cow 



50 



40 



35 



25 



20 



HC C 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

31. Best showing of Brown Swiss Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Brown Swiss Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



116 



FAT CATTLE— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

Section. 1st. 

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three $ 30 

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 30 

35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. ... 30 

3G. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 30 

37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 30 



2nd. 


3rd. 


$ 25 


$ 20 


25 


20 


25 


20 


25 


20 


25 


20 



CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age GO 

FAT CATTLE— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three 30 25 20 

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 30 

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. . 30 

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months 30 

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months 30 

CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age 60 



25 


20 


25 


20 


25 


20 


25 


20 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF BROWN SWISS CATTLE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Brown Swiss Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 

1. Bull, three years old or over 

Bull, two years and under three 

Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months 

Bull, twelve and under eighteen months 

Bull, six and under twelve months 

Bull, under six months 



9 

10 
11 

12 



Cow, three years old or over 

Heifer, two years and under three 

Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 

Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 

Heifer, six and under twelve months 

Heifer, under six months 



?t. 


2nd. 


3rd. 


20 


$ 15 


$ 10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 



— 117 — 



AGED HERDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two; and 
Heifer, under one year $ 40 $ 30 



YOUNG HERDS. 

26. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 

and two Heifers, under one year 40 30 

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 

years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding 30 20 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 30 20 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire 30 20 

PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow 20 10 

Class XXXI l-A.— GRAND CHAMPION PURE-BRED FAT CATTLE BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, two years old and under three Diploma 

2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months Diploma 

3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen 

months Diploma 

4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, six and under twelve months . . Diploma 

5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, under six months Diploma 

FAT ANIMAL— CHAMPION OVER ALL. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-A.) 

0. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds and ages 200 



118 — 



Class XXXII-B.— GRAND CHAMPION GRADE FAT CATTLE BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, two years old and 

under three Diploma 

2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, eighteen and under 

twenty-four months Diploma 

3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, twelve and under 

eighteen months Diploma 

4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, six and under twelve 

months Diploma 

5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, under six months. . . . Diploma 



FAT ANIMAL— CHAMPION OVER ALL. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-B.) 
6. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds and ages 



$200 



Class XXXIII.— JERSEY. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 75 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 HC C 

2. Bull, two years and under three.. 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

3. Bull, one year and under two 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

4. Bull, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

5. Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

6. Heifer, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

7. Heifer, one year and under two... 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

8. Heifer, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

9. Bull, two years old or over $100 

10. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

11. Bull, under two years 75 

12. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

13. Cow, two years old or over 100 

14. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

15. Heifer, under two years 75 

16. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

17. Bull, any age 200 

18. Reserve Bull, any age Diploma 

19. Cow or Heifer, any age 200 

20. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age Diploma 

— 119 — 



AGED HERDS. 



1st. 



2d. 



Section. 

21. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 

three years or over; Heifer, two 

years and under three; Heifer, 

one year and under two, and 

Heifer, under one year $125 $100 $ 80 



3d. 4th. 



5th. 



6th. 7th. 



$65 $ 55 HC 



YOUNG HERDS. 

22. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year 75 6 



55 



45 



40 



HC 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

23. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . 



$200 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

24. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 

and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 

breeding 



200 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

25. Four Animals of either sex, any 



age, get of one sire, 



75 65 55 45 40 HC 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

26. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one cow 75 65 55 45 40 HC C 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

27. Best showing of Jersey Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

28. Best showing of Jersey Cattle in Sections 1 to to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



— 120 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF JERSEY CATTLE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Jersey Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 

2. Bull, two years and under three 40 35 30 25 20 

3. Bull, one year and under two 40 35 30 25 20 

4. Bull, under one year 40 35 30 25 20 

5. Cow, three years old or over 40 35 30 25 20 

6. Heifer, two years and under three . . 40 35 30 25 20 

7. Heifer, one year and under two 40 35 30 25 20 

8. Heifer, under one year 40 35 30 25 20 



AGED HERDS. 

21. Bull, two years old or over; Cow 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year 60 50 



40 



30 



YOUNG HERDS. 



22. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year. . 60 



50 



40 



30 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

23. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, 

two years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, 
and Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding $ 50 $ 30 $ 20 

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

24. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under 

two, and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Ex- 
hibitor's breeding 50 30 20 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 

25. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. . . .$ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

26. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow 50 40 



30 



20 



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Class XXXIV.— HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 75 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 

2. Bull, two years and under three. . 75 60 50 40 

3. Bull, one year and under two 50 40 30 25 

4. Bull, under one year 50 40 30 25 

5. Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 40 

6. Heifer, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 

7. Heifer, one year and under two.. 50 40 30 25 

8. Heifer, under one year 50 40 30 25 



5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


$ 30 


HC 


C 


30 


HC 


c 


20 


HC 


c 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


HC 


c 


30 


HC 


c 


20 


HC 


c 


20 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

9. Bull, two years old or over $100 

10. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

11. Bull, under two years 75 

12. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

13. Cow, two years old or over 100 

14. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

15. Heifer, under two years 75 

16. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

17. Bull, any age 

18. Reserve Bull, any age 

19. Cow or Heifer, any age 

20. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age 



200 
Diploma 

200 
Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 



21. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year 125 100 



80 



65 



55 



HC 



YOUNG HERDS. 



22. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year 75 



65 



55 



45 



40 



HC 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

23. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . 



$200 



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YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

24. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 



$200 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 
25. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $75 $ 65 $ 55 $ 45 $ 40 HC C 



26. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one cow 75 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

65 55 



45 



40 



HC 



C 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

27. Best showing of Holstein-Friesian Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

28. Best showing of Holstein-Friesian Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CATTLE. 

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America offers the following special 

prizes for Holstein-Friesian Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th, 

1. Bull, three years old or over $37 50 $30 00 $25 00 $20 00 $15 00 

2. Bull, two years old and under three. . . 37 50 30 00 25 00 20 00 15 00 

3. Bull, one year old and under two 25 00 20 00 15 00 12 50 10 00 

4. Bull, under one year 25 00 20 00 15 00 12 50 10 00 

5. Cow, three years old or over 37 50 30 00 25 00 20 00 15 00 

6. Heifer, two years old and under three. 37 50 30 00 25 00 20 00 15 00 

7. Heifer, one year old and under two. . . 25 00 20 00 15 00 12 50 10 00 

8. Heifer, under one year 25 00 20 00 15 00 12 50 10 00 



AGED HERDS. 

21. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three 
years old or over; Heifer, two years 
old and under three; Heifer, one 
year old and under two; and Heifer, 
under one year 62 50 

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50 00 40 00 33 50 27 50 



YOUNG HERDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th, 

22. Bull, under three years old; two 

Heifers under three, and two Heifers 

under one year $37 50 $32 50 $27 50 $23 50 $20 00 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

get of one sire 37 50 32 50 27 50 23 50 20 00 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

24. Two animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one cow 37 50 32 50 27 50 23 50 20 00 

For further information address F. L. Houghton, Secretary of Holstein-Frie- 
sian Association of America, Brattleboro, Vermont. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN 

CATTLE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Holstein-Friesian Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $40 $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 

2. Bull, two years and under three 40 35 30 25 

3. Bull, one year and under two 40 35 30 25 

4. Bull, under one year 40 35 30 25 

5. Cow, three years old or over 40 35 30 25 

6. Heifer, two years and under three 40 35 30 25 

7. Heifer, one year and under two 40 35 30 25 

8. Heifer, under one year 40 35 30 25 

AGED HERDS. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

21. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, 

two years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, 

and Heifer, under one year $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 

YOUNG HERDS. 

22. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under 

two, and two Heifers, under one year 60 50 40 

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

23. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, 

two years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, 
and Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 50 30 20 

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YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 

24. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers one year and under 
two, and two Heifers under one year, females to be of Ex- 
hibitor's breeding $ 50 $ 30 $ 20 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

25. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 



60 



50 



40 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 
26. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow. ... 50 



40 



30 



Class XXXV.— AYRSHIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 75 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 

2. Bull, two years and under three.. 75 60 50 40 30 

3. Bull, one year and under two 50 40 30 25 20 

4. Bull, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 

5. Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 40 30 

6. Heifer, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 30 

7. Heifer, one year and under two.. 50 40 30 25 20 

8. Heifer, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

9. Bull, two years old or over 

10. Reserve Bull, two years or over 

11. Bull, under two years 

12. Reserve Bull, under two years 

13. Cow, two years old or over 

14. Reserve Cow, two years or over 

15. Heifer, under two years 

16. Reserve Heifer, under two years 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

17. Bull, any age 

18. Reserve Bull, any age 

19. Cow or Heifer, any age 

20. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age 

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6ih. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



$100 

Diploma 

75 

Diploma 

100 

Diploma 

75 

Diploma 



200 
Diploma 

200 
Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 

Sections. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

21. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 

three years or over; Heifer, two 

years and under three; Heifer, 

one year and under two, and 

Heifer, under one year $125 $100 $ 80 $ 65 $ 55 HC C 



YOUNG HERDS. 

22. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year 75 65 



55 



45 



40 



HC C 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

23. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . . . 



$200 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

24. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two; 
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 



200 



25. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

65 



55 



45 



40 



HC C 



26. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one cow 75 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

65 55 



45 



40 



HC C 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

27. Best showing of Ayrshire Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

28. Best showing of Ayrshire Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR AYRSHIRE CATTLE. 

The Ayrshire Breeders Association offers the following special prizes for Ayr- 
shire Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The Ayrshire Breeders 
Association will pay the special prizes in accordance with the official awards of 

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the World's Fair, to animals recorded in the Herd Book of Ayrshire Breeders As- 
sociation : 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 $5 

2. Bull, two years and under three 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 

3. Bull, one year and under two 30 25 20 15 10 5 5 

4. Bull, under one year 30 25 20 15 10 5 5 

5. Cow, three years old or over 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 

6. Heifer, two years and under three ... . 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 

7. Heifer, one year and under two 30 25 20 15 10 5 5 

8. Heifer, under one year 30 25 20 15 10 5 5 

For further information address C. M. Winslow, Secretary of the Ayrshire 
Breeders Association, Brandon, Vermont. 



Class XXXVI.— GUERNSEY. 



Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 75 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 HC C 

2. Bull, two years and under three.. 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

3. Bull, one year and under two 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

4. Bull, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

5. Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 40 30 HC 

6. Heifer, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 30 HC 

7. Heifer, one year and under two. . 50 40 30 25 20 HC 

8. Heifer, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 HC 



C 
C 
C 

c 



CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

9. Bull, two years old or over $100 

10. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

11. Bull, under two years 75 

12. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

13. Cow, two years old or over 100 

14. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

15. Heifer, under two years 75 

16. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

17. Bull, any age 

18. Reserve Bull, any age 

19. Cow or Heifer, any age 

20. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age 

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200 
Diploma 

200 
Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 

21. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year $125 $100 



3d. 4th. 5th. 



6th. 7th. 



$ 80 $ 65 $ 55 HC C 



YOUNG HERDS. 



22. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year 



75 



65 



55 45 40 



HC C 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

23. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . 



$200 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

24. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 



200 



25. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

65 



55 



40 



HC C 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 



26. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one cow 75 



65 



55 



45 



40 



HC C 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

27. Best showing of Guernsey Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

28. Best showing of Guernsey Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



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SPECIAL PRIZES FOR GUERNSEY CATTLE. 

The American Guernsey Cattle Club offers the following special prizes for 
Guernsey Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The prizes are to 
follow the official awards of the World's Fair to Cattle recorded in the Herd Book 
of the American Guernsey Cattle Club: 

COWS. 

1st. 2d. 

Cow, three years old or over $ 25 $ 15 

The above prizes to be paid to the two cows receiving the 
two highest awards in the class, that are entered in the Advanced 
Register of Guernsey Cattle. 

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years old or over; Heifer, 
two years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . . . 100 50 

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 100 50 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 
Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire $50 $35 $25 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

1st. 2nd. 
Best showing of Guernsey Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, as 
determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 
bred by the respective Breeders represented $ 30 $ 20 

For further information address Wm. H. Caldwell, Secretary of American 
Guernsey Cattle Club, Peterboro, N. H. 

The Western Guernsey Breeders Association offers the following special prize 
for Guernsey Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The prize is to 
follow the official awards of the World's Fair to Cattle recorded in the Herd Book 
of the American Guernsey Cattle Club: 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire, Silver Cup, 
value $55 

For further information address Charles L. Hill, Secretary of the Western 
Guernsey Breeders Association, Rosendale, Wis. 



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Class XXXVII.— DUTCH BELTED. 

Section. 1st. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $ 30 

2. Bull, two years and under three 30 

3. Bull, one year and under two 20 

4. Bull, under one year 20 

5. Cow, three years old or over 30 

6. Heifer, two years and under three 30 

7. Heifer, one year and under two 20 

8. Heifer, under one year 20 

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

9. Bull, any age 

10. Reserve Bull, any age 

11. Cow or Heifer, any age 

12. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age 

HERDS. 

13. Bull, and three or more Females, any age 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

14. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire 



2d. 


3d. 


25 


$ 20 


25 


20 


15 


10 


15 


10 


25 


20 


25 


20 


15 


10 


15 


10 



$ 50 

Diploma 

50 
Diploma 



50 



Diploma 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

15. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow. . . . 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 



16. Best showing of Dutch Belted Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 



17. Best showing of Dutch Belted Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR DUTCH BELTED CATTLE. 

The Dutch Belted Cattle Association of America offers a Silver Cup, valued 
at $100, to the winner of the First-Prize in Section 13, Class 37, for Dutch Belted 
Cattle, viz.: Bull and three or more females, any age. 

For further information address H. B. Richards, Secretary of the Dutch Belted 
Cattle Association of America, Easton, Pa. 



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Class XXXVIII.— FRENCH-CANADIAN. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 
1. Herd of French-Canadian Cattle, not less than five head, con- 
sisting of Bull and four females, any age $200 $150 $100 



Class XXXIX.— NORMAN. 



1. Herd of Norman Cattle, not less than five head, consisting of 

Bull and four females, any age 200 150 100 



Class XL.— SIMMENTHAL. 



1. Herd of Simmenthal Cattle, not less than five head, consisting 

of Bull and four females, any age 200 150 100 



Class XLI.— SUSSEX. 



1. Herd of Sussex Cattle, not less than five head, consisting of 

Bull and four females, any age 200 150 100 



Class XLII.— HIGHLAND. 



1. Herd of Highland Cattle, not less than five head, consisting of 

Bull and four females, any age 200 150 100 



Class XLII-A.— KERRY. 



1. Herd of Kerry Cattle, not less than five head, consisting of 

Bull and four females, any age 200 150 100 

Class XLII-B.— LIMOUSIN. 

1. Herd of Limousin Cattle, not less than five head, consisting of 

of Bull and four females, any age 200 150 100 



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Class XLIII. — BUFFALO (Bison), AND CATALO OR BUFFALO-DOMESTIC. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 

1. Herd of Buffalo of not less than five head, consisting of Bull and 

four females, any age $100 $ 75 

2. Herd of not less than Five Head (product from crossing the American 

Bison or Buffalo with Domestic Cattle), any age 100 75 



Class XLIV.— OXEN. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. bth 

1. Pair of Oxen, weight, similarity, symmetry and 

training for utility considered $100 $ 90 $ 85 $ 75 $ 70 



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COW DEMONSTRATION. 



RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE 
QUALITIES AND PRODUCTS OF THE VARIOUS BREEDS OF COWS. 

It is proposed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to conduct on the grounds 
of the World's Fair at St. Louis, beginning Monday, May 16, 1904, a Demonstra- 
tion illustrating in a practical way the adaptability of the various breeds of pure- 
bred cows (including the dual-purpose breeds) for dairying and beef-production, 
and how economically their products can be obtained under given conditions. 

The Demonstration for the production of butter will be continued for one 
hundred and twenty days from and including May 16, 1904, and the cheese and 
other tests for such periods as may hereafter be determined by the Chief of the 
Department of Agriculture. 

The cows participating are to be delivered at the Exposition grounds before 
May 1, 1904, at the expense of the Associations or individuals furnishing the 
same. The Exposition Company will not be responsible for injury to or the health 
of any cow competing in this Demonstration. 

BARNS. — The Exposition Company will provide barns constructed for the 
special use of the cows entered, equipped with conveniences for their care, health 
and management. 

MANAGEMENT. — The cows will be under the general supervision and direction 
of a Superintendent appointed by the Chief of the Department of Live Stock of 
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, who will have the general oversight of their 
feeding, care, milking and management. 

Each Association or individual having cows in the Demonstration shall 
recommend to the Chief of the Department of Live Stock the name of a suitable 
person to serve as the Association's or individual's representative in the feeding, 
care and milking of the cows furnished by the Association or individual, and such 
person shall be recognized by said Chief for the supervision of the work during his 
pleasure. 

ENTRIES. — Each Association intending to furnish cows for the Demonstration 
must notify the Chief of the Department of Live Stock of such intention on or 
before October 1, 1903, and individuals on or before December 1, 1903. A statement 
giving the names and pedigrees of all such cows must be furnished not later than 
May 1, 1904; also the number of calves each cow has produced, the date of birth 
of her last calf, and the date of the last service of bull since her last calf was 
dropped. 

A statement must be submitted giving approximately the method and character 
of feeding that has been followed with each cow for one year previous to the 
commencement of the Demonstration. 

CLASSES. — The Demonstration will embrace four classes, designated as Test 
"A", Test "B", Test "C" and Test "D". 

Test "A" — Herds and individual cows entered for demonstrating the economic 
production of butterfat and butter. 

Test "B" — Herds and individual cows entered for demonstrating the economic 
production of milk for all purposes related to dairying. 

Test "C" — Herds and individual cows entered for demonstrating all the 
products of the cow, viz: beef and milk, with their calves judged for their beef 
merits. 

Test "D" — Herds and individual cows entered for demonstrating the greatest 
net profit in the production of market milk on the basis of quantity and quality 
of milk of a given standard. 

— 133 — 



Cows of any pure breed may be entered by the Association representing the 
same, or by any individual, in one or more of the demonstrations, provided there 
be not less than five nor more than twenty-five cows of any one breed entered, 
but no entries of less than ten cows shall be made except of the following breeds: 
Brown Swiss, Devon, Dutch Belted, Polled Durham and Red Polled. 

Applications must be filed on or before May 1, 1904, with the Chief of the 
Department of Live Stock for the entry of each cow and be accompanied with 
the official certificate of registry signed by the Secretary of the Association pub- 
lishing the Herd Register therefor. 

WEIGHT OF COWS.— Each cow will be weighed on each of the first five con- 
secutive days and the last five days of the Demonstration, and the averages of 
the first five and the second five weighings be recorded as the weights of the cow 
respectively at the beginning and close of the Demonstration. Such weights 
and other data as may be required by the Chief of the Department of Live Stock 
will be kept of record by the Superintendent. 

FEED. — All foods will be supplied and fed entirely at the expense of the 
Associations or individuals having cows in the Demonstration, who shall designate 
the character, kind and quantity of food to be used and direct the care, feeding 
and immediate management of their cows. 

The commercial valuations of all foods used will be fixed by the Chief of 
the Department of Live Stock upon bases recommended by the United States De- 
partment of Agriculture, and the values thus fixed will be made known on April 
15, 1904, to each Association or individual furnishing cows. 

The weight of water consumed by each cow on each of the first five con- 
secutive days and the last five days of the Demonstration shall be recorded. 

MILK AND BUTTER. — The milk from each cow will be weighed immediately 
after milking and correct samples taken under the supervision of the Chief of 
the Department of Agriculture of the Exposition for such approved test as may be 
necessary to determine the total solids, fat, and solids not fat contained in the 
milk, and from the computations made from such tests the values will be deter- 
mined for crediting each individual cow and herd as specified hereafter. 

From the aforementioned and any other essential tests the various products 
and their values will be determined for each individual cow and herd. 

Once each week the composition of the butter made will be determined by 
chemical analysis calculated on the basis of 85.7 per cent fat. Sample prints of 
such butter, free from artificial coloring matter and broken to show grain, together 
with samples of whole milk, will be on exhibition in the Dairy Section of the 
Department of Agriculture of the Exposition. 

Such of the milk and the products therefrom, as may not be required by him 
for tests and experimentation, will without unnecessary delay be placed by the 
Chief of the Department of Agriculture at the disposal of the respective Superin- 
tendents having charge of the cows, who will promptly remove the same for such 
disposition as the Association or individual interested may direct. 

WITHDRAWAL OF ANIMALS. — No cow shall be withdrawn except upon the 
presentation of a certificate of her illness signed by the Veterinarian of the De- 
partment of Live Stock, and said certificate must be promptly filed with the 
Superintendent of the Demonstration and approved by the Chief, and no such 
cow shall be replaced by another. If, however, a cow so withdrawn is certified by 
the Veterinarian as able within seven days from the date of such withdrawal to 
resume her place in the Demonstration, she will be credited for such withdrawal 
period with a daily amount equal to her daily average product for the five days 
preceding such withdrawal and the first five days following her return. 

VALUES. — The values of milk products, other than beef, will be on such 
bases as the Chief of the Department of Agriculture of the Exposition may deter- 
mine and announce on or before April 1, 1904. 

RECORDS. — The Superintendent of the cows will keep a careful record, cover- 
ing the amount, kind and cost of feed consumed daily, and also of the weight of 
milk produced by each cow daily, and such other data as may be called for by 
the Chief of the Department of Live Stock. 

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The Chief of the Department of Agriculture will keep a careful record of the 
total solids, and solids not fat, found in the milk, and other desirable information 
obtainable from the Demonstration. 

A bulletin board will be placed near each cow, upon which shall be the name 
of the cow, her pedigree and previous weekly record, including cost of feed and 
amount and quality of milk and butter, etc., produced. The record of each cow will 
be renewed and posted each week. The weekly record of the respective herds will 
be posted on the bulletin boards in the several barns. 

The record books will be open to public inspection when not in use in the 
office of the Superintendent, and at the close of the Exposition all records will be 
compiled and published or disposed of as the Exposition Company shall direct. 

AWARDS. — In Class "A" prizes will be awarded to cows and herds making the 
best showing in the economic production of butterfat and butter. 

In Class "B" prizes will be awarded to cows and herds showing the greatest 
net profit in the economic production of milk for all purposes related to dairying. 

In Class "C" prizes will be awarded to cows and herds making the best 
showing for all the products of the cow, viz: beef and milk, with the calves judged 
for their beef merits. 

In Class "D" prizes will be awarded to cows and herds showing the greatest net 
profit in the production of market milk on the basis of quantity and quality of 
milk of a given standard. 

AWARDS AND RECORDS.— The Chief of the Department of Agriculture will 
provide uniform packages for all butter produced by each breed, and the score on 
such butter shall be determined weekly by a Jury appointed by said Chief. 

Each- cow or herd will be credited with the value of the butterfat produced, at 
a rate per pound to be determined by the Chief of the Department of Agriculture. 

Each cow or herd will be credited with the value of the solids not fat 
produced, at a rate to be determined by the Chief of the Department of 
Agriculture. 

The butter will be judged upon the following scale of points: 

Flavor 30 

Aroma 15 

Grain 25 

Color 15 

Salt 10 

Package 5 



100 



In case the authorized representative of a breed competing protests against 
the result of any analysis, two other analyses will be made immediately. If the 
average result of such analyses is practically the same as the first, the first will 
be recorded as the final result; otherwise the average of the last two analyses 
will be accepted as final. All protests of this character must be made in writing and 
filed with the Chief of the Department of Agriculture during the day on which 
the analysis protested is made. 

The bases for determining the competition in the Dual-Purpose Cow Demon- 
stration will be as follows: 

First. The dairy performance of the cow in the yield of dairy products as 
determined in the Dairy Demonstration of the Exposition. 

Second. The beef conformation of the cow, and her gain in live weight 
during the Demonstration. 

Third. The beef merit as shown in the quality and growth of the calf and 
as a prospective profitable butcher's beast. 

The points and their values considered by the Judges in making the award 
to be: 

First. Dairy Performance of Cow 40 per cent. 

Second. Beef Points of Cow 35 " 

Third. Beef Points of Calf 25 " 

Total 100 " 

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EXPENSES. — The Department of Live Stock of the Louisiana Purchase Ex- 
position will not assume or pay any expenses connected with or arising from this 
Demonstration, nor compensate any person or committee connected therewith, 
except its Superintendent, it being understood that the Associations or individuals 
interested are to provide for all resulting expenditures of any nature, and receive 
and have the disposition of the products from their respective cows. 



In case of any misunderstanding as to the intent, purpose or interpretation of 
the foregoing rules the matter in question shall be submitted in writing to the 
Chief of the Department having jurisdiction thereof, for adjudication, with the 
privilege of an appeal from the decision of that officer to the Director of Exhibits, 
whose action shall be final. 



THE DAIRY BARN RULES FOR COW DEMONSTRATION OF THE UNIVERSAL 

EXPOSITION ARE AS FOLLOWS: 

BARNS. — The barns will be open to visitors from 9 o'clock A. M. to 6 o'clock 
P. M. The barns to be well cleaned each morning not later than 9 o'clock, and 
to be in readiness for morning inspection at 10:30 o'clock A. M. All manure must 
be promptly removed from the barns as voided between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. 
and 6 o'clock P. M. 

COWS. — The cows to be properly groomed not later than 10 o'clock A. M. 
and be kept scrupulously clean between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock 
P. M. The cows are not to be disturbed for the inspection of visitors or otherwise 
at any time. 

MILKING. — The three daily periods for commencing to milk are 4 o'clock 
A. M., 12 o'clock M., and 7 o'clock P. M. 

The two daily periods for commencing to milk are 6 o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock 
P. M. The milking will be done under the supervision of the representative of the 
Committee of the Agricultural Experiment Stations. 

The milk to be weighed and sampled by the representative of the Committee 
of the Agricultural Experiment Stations and by him made a matter of record. 

FEEDING. — The three daily periods for commencing to feed are 4 o'clock 
A. M., 12 o'clock M., and 7 o'clock P. M. 

All feed to be weighed by the representative of the Committee of the Agricul- 
tural Experiment Stations and by him made a matter of record. Said representa- 
tive will see that the feed weighed for each cow daily is fed to the respective 
animals as specified by the barn Superintendent. 

ATTENDANTS. — Only the attendants are to be admitted within the railing 
enclosing the cows without passes. 

The milkers to be neatly attired in clean white suits and the other attendants 
to have clean suits of blue denim; the white suits should be freshly ironed for the 
noon milking. 

The milkers will care only for the cows placed in the especial charge of each 
by the barn Superintendent, to whom they will look for all orders. 

VISITORS. — Visitors desiring information will make application to the barn 
Superintendents and not interfere by questions or otherwise with the attendants 
in the discharge of their duties. 

All applications of visitors for admission within the railing enclosing the cows 
must be made to the respective barn Superintendents. 

No loud talking or noise tending in the least to disturb the cows will be per- 
mitted. 

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Class XLV.— HERDS AND COWS IN DEMONSTRATION TESTS. 



ECONOMIC PRODUCTION OF BUTTERFAT AND BUTTER. HERDS.— TEST A. 

Section. 

1. Best Herd of Five Cows $100 

2. Best Herd of Ten Cows 100 

3. Best Herd of Fifteen Cows 125 

4. Best Herd of Twenty-five Cows 150 

CHAMPION. 

5. Best Five Cows of Any Breed Diploma 

ECONOMIC PRODUCTION OF MILK FOR ALL PURPOSES OF DAIRYING. 

HERDS.— TEST B. 

6. Best Herd of Five Cows 100 

7. Best Herd of Ten Cows 100 

8. Best Herd of Fifteen Cows 125 

9. Best Herd of Twenty-five Cows 150 

CHAMPION. 

10. Best Five Cows of Any Breed Diploma 

DUAL-PURPOSE, BEEF, MILK, AND BEEF MERIT OF CALF. HERDS.— TEST C. 

11. Best Herd of Five Cows 100 

12. Best Herd of Ten Cows 100 

13. Best Herd of Fifteen Cows 125 

14. Best Herd of Twenty-five Cows 150 

CHAMPION. 

15. Best Five Cows of Any Breed Diploma 

PRODUCTION OF MARKET MILK. HERDS.— TEST D. 

16. Best Herd of Five Cows 100 

17. Best Herd of Ten Cows 100 

18. Best Herd of Fifteen Cows 125 

19. Best Herd of Twenty-five Cows 150 

CHAMPION. 

20. Best Five Cows of Any Breed Diploma 

ECONOMIC PRODUCTION OF BUTTERFAT AND BUTTER. INDIVIDUAL 

COWS.— TEST A. 

21. Best Ayrshire Cow 50 

22. Best Brown Swiss Cow 50 

23. Best Devon Cow 50 

24. Best Guernsey Cow 50 

25. Best Holstein-Friesian Cow 50 

26. Best Jersey Cow 50 

27. Best Red Polled Cow 50 

28. Best Short-Horn Cow 50 

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CHAMPIONS. 

Section. 

29. Best Cow of Any Breed Diploma 

30. Reserve Cow of Any Breed 

ECONOMIC PRODUCTION OF MILK FOR ALL PURPOSES OF DAIRYING. 

INDIVIDUAL COWS.— TEST B. 

31. Best Ayrshire Cow $ 50 

32. Best Brown Swiss Cow 50 

33. Best Devon Cow 50 

34. Best Guernsey Cow 50 

35. Best Holstein-Friesian Cow 50 

36. Best Jersey Cow 50 

37. Best Red Polled Cow 50 

38. Best Short-Horn Cow 50 



CHAMPIONS. 

39. Best Cow of Any Breed Diploma 

40. Reserve Cow of Any Breed 



DUAL PURPOSE; BEEF, MILK, AND BEEF MERIT OF CALF. INDIVIDUAL 

COWS.— TEST C. 

41. Best Ayrshire Cow 50 

42. Best Brown Swiss Cow 50 

43. Best Devon Cow 50 

44. Best Guernsey Cow 50 

45. Best Holstein-Friesian Cow 50 

46. Best Jersey Cow 50 

47. Best Red Polled Cow 50 

48. Best Short-Horn Cow 50 



CHAMPIONS. 

49. Best Cow of Any Breed Diploma 

50. Reserve Cow of Any Breed 

PRODUCTION OF MARKET MILK. INDIVIDUAL COWS.— TEST D. 

51. Best Ayrshire Cow 50 

52. Best Brown Swiss Cow 50 

53. Best Devon Cow 50 

54. Best Guernsey Cow 50 

55. Best Holstein-Friesian Cow 50 

56. Best Jersey Cow 50 

57. Best Red Polled Cow 50 

58. Best Short-Horn Cow 50 



CHAMPIONS. 

59. Best Cow of Any Breed Diploma 

60. Reserve Cow of Any Breed 



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DIVISION C.-SHEEP AND GOATS. 

Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief 
of the Department of Live Stock on or before August 15, 1904. 

All sheep and goats must have been evenly, closely and properly shorn on or 
after the first day of April, 1904, and the date of the shearing must be certified on 
the application for entry. Sheep or goats unevenly or stubble shorn, or that 
have been clipped to conceal defects or to mislead will not be allowed to com- 
pete. The Judge shall disqualify for competition any sheep or goat deemed by 
him as having been improperly or stubble shorn, or with its fleece otherwise 
treated for purposes of fraud or deception. 

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of sheep and goats on 
Thursday, September 29, and their exhibition will begin Monday, October 3, and 
close Saturday, October 15. 

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed 
and care of the animals they have on exhibition and on the close of awards in 
that Division promptly remove such animals from the Exposition grounds. 

In the breeding classes for sheep and goats shown respectively in any of the 
sections in classes for Shropshire, Cotswold, Oxford, Southdown, Hampshire, 
Cheviot, Leicester, Merino A, Merino C, Rambouillet, Dorset and Lincoln sheep 
and Angora goats, the animals must have been born respectively as follows: 

1 — 6. Two years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1902. 

2 — 7. Eighteen and under 24 months, birth between September 1, 1902, and 

March 1, 1903. 

3 — 8. Twelve and under 18 months, birth between March 1, 1903, and September 

1, 1903. 

4 — 9. Six and under twelve months, birth between September 1, 1903, and March 

1, 1904. 

5 — 10. Under six months, birth between March 1, 1904, and September 1, 1904. 

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in this 
Prize-List will, wherever applicable, govern in this Division. 



— 140 



A copy of the certificate showing registration in the respective flock books 
named below, signed by the Secretary of the Association publishing the same, 
must accompany each application for the entry of sheep and goats of the following 
named breeds, except as noted below, which certificate must be filed on the 
form prescribed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition: 

MERINO. — Registers — (Home) American Merino Sheep Register — Ver- 
mont Merino Sheep Breeders' Association — Vermont Atwood Merino Club — New 
York State American Merino Sheep Breeders' Association — Standard American 
Merino Sheep Breeders' Association — Ohio Spanish Merino Sheep Breeders' As- 
sociation — United States Merino Sheep Breeders' Association — Michigan Merino 
Sheep Breeders' Association — National Merino Sheep Breeders' Association — Mis- 
souri Merino Sheep Breeders' Association — Wisconsin Sheep Breeders' and Wool 
Growers' Association — National Delaine Merino Sheep Breeders' Association — 
Dickinson Merino Sheep Record Company — Black Top Spanish Merino Sheep 
Breeders' Publishing Association — Improved Black Top Merino Sheep Breeders' 
Association — National Improved Saxony Sheep Breeders' Association — Standard 
Delaine Spanish Merino Sheep Register. 

CHEVIOT.— (Home) Flock Book of the National Cheviot Sheep Society; 
Flock Book of the American Cheviot Sheep Society. (Foreign) Cheviot Sheep Flock 
Book, Great Britain. 

COTSWOLD. — (Home) American Cotswold Record; (Foreign) Cotswold Flock 
Book, Great Britain. 

DELAINE MERINO. — (Home) Improved Delaine Merino Register. 

DORSET HORN.— (Home) Flock Record of the Dorset Horn Sheep Breeders' 
Association of America; Flock Book Continental Dorset Club; (Foreign) Dorset 
Flock Book, Great Britain. 

HAMPSHIRE DOWN.— (Home) Flock Record Hampshire Down Breeders' 
Association of America; (Foreign) Hampshire Down Flock Book, Great Britain. 

LEICESTER. — (Home) American Leicester Record; (Foreign) Leicester Flock 
Book, Great Britain. 

LINCOLN. — (Home) American Lincoln Record and Register National Lincoln 
Sheep Breeders' Association; (Foreign) Lincoln Longwool Sheep Flock Book, 
Great Britain. 

OXFORD DOWN. — (Home) American Oxford Record; (Foreign) Oxford Down 
Flock Book, Great Britain. 

RAMBOUILLET. — (Home) American Rambouillet Record. 

SHROPSHIRE. — (Home) American Shropshire Sheep Record; (Foreign) 
Shropshire Flock Book, Great Britain. 

SOUTHDOWN. — (Home) American Southdown Record; (Foreign) Southdown 
Flock Book, Great Britain. 

SUFFOLK. — (Home) Register of American Suffolk Flock Registry Association; 
(Foreign) Suffolk Flock Book, Great Britain. 

GOATS. — (Home) American Angora Goat Breeders' Association Registry. 



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OTHER BREEDS AND RECORDS. 

Application for the entry of sheep of recognized breeds other than those 
mentioned must be accompanied by a certificate showing registration and other- 
wise conform to the rules governing entries. Application for entry of foreign 
exhibits of sheep and goats must be accompanied by a certificate showing 
registration or other evidence of purity of breeding claimed, signed by the Secre- 
tary of the Association publishing the respective pedigree records, or by other 
proper official, and such certificate must be attested by the Chairman of the 
Commission representing the country from which such animals come to the 
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, if these exhibitions are made under the auspices 
of such foreign government. 



— 142 



PROGRAM FOR EXHIBITION OF SHEEP AND GOATS. 

Sheep and goats in the breeding classes except as noted will be judged in the 
Forum or such place as may be best suited for the purpose, commencing at 10 
o'clock A. M., as follows: Shropshire, Cotswold, Oxford, Southdown, Hampshire, 
Cheviot, Leicester, Merino A, Merino C, Rambouillet, Dorset, Lincoln ; and Angora 
goats. 

BREEDING CLASSES. 

Wednesday, October 5, 1904. 

Section. 

1. Ram or Buck, two years old or over. 

2. Ram or Buck, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 



Thursday, October 6, 1904. 

3. Ram or Buck, twelve and under eighteen months. 

4. Ram or Buck, six and under twelve months. 

5. Ram or Buck, under six months. 



Friday, October 7, 1904. 

6. Ewe or Doe, two years old or over. 

7. Ewe or Doe, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 



Saturday, October 8, 1904. 

8. Ewe or Doe, twelve and under eighteen months. 

9. Ewe or Doe, six and under twelve months. 
10. Ewe or Doe, under six months. 



Monday, October 10, 1904. 

23. Get of one sire. 

24. Produce of one Ewe or Doe. 



Tuesday, October 11, 1904. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes or Buck and Three Does, eighteen months old or over. 

26. Ram and Three Ewes or Buck and Three Does, under eighteen months. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes or Buck and Three Does, eighteen months old or over, 

bred by Exhibitor. 



Wednesday, October 12, 1904. 

11. Champion Ram or Buck, one year old or over. 

13. Champion Ram or Buck, under twelve months. 

15. Champion Ewe or Doe, one year old or over. 

17. Champion Ewe or Doe, under twelve months. 



Thursday, October 13, 1904. 

19. Grand Champion Ram or Buck. 
21. Grand Champion Ewe or Doe. 



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FAT SHEEP AND GOATS. 

The Fat Wethers, pure-bred and grade, will be judged in the Forum or such 
place as may be best suited for the purpose, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M., as 
follows: Shropshire, Cotswold, Oxford, Southdown, Hampshire, Cheviot, Leicester, 
Fine Wool, Dorset, and Lincoln; and Angora goats. 

Tuesday, October 11, 1904. 

FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

Section. 

30. Wether, one year old and under two. 

31. Wether, six and under twelve months. 

32. Wether, under six months. 



GRADES BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Wether, one year old and under two. 

39. Wether, six and under twelve months. 

40. Wether, under six months. 



Wednesday, October 12, 1904. 
FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two. 

34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months. 

35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months. 

GRADES BY RECORDED SIRES. 

41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two. 

42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months. 

43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months. 

Class LIX.— C— CHAMPION PURE-BRED WETHERS BY AGES. 

1. Wether, all breeds, one year old and under two. 

2. Wether, all breeds, six and under twelve months. 

3. Wether, all breeds, under six months. 

Class LIX.— D.— CHAMPION GRADE WETHERS BY AGES. 

1. Wether, Grades of all breeds, one year old and under two. 

2. Wether, Grades of all breeds, six and under twelve months. 

3. Wether, Grades of all breeds, under six months. 

Thursday, October 13, 1904. 

CHAMPION PURE-BRED WETHERS. 

36. Wether, any age. 

37. PEN, Three Wethers, any age. 

CHAMPION GRADE WETHERS. 

44. Wether, any age. 

45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age. 

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Class LIX.—C— GRAND CHAMPION PURE-BRED WETHER. 

Section. 
4. Champion over all, Wether. 



Class LIX.—D.— GRAND CHAMPION GRADE WETHER. 

4. Champion over all, Wether. 



BREEDS NOT NAMED ABOVE. 

The following breeds of sheep and goats will be judged in the Forum or such 
place as may be best suited for the purpose commencing at 10 o'clock A. M., Tues- 
day, October 11, 1904, and the awarding will be continued each A. M. until com- 
pleted, viz.: Tunis, Kent or Romney Marsh, Persian and Suffolk; Cashmere and 
Milch Goats. 



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Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 50 $ 45 $ 35 $ 30 $ 20 HC 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 30 20 HC 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 30 20 HC 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

5. Ram, under six months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 50 45 35 30 20 HC 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 30 20 HC 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

10. Ewe, under six months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Ram, one year old or over $80 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over Diploma 

13. Ram, under twelve months 50 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Ewe, one year old or over 80 

16. Reserve Ewe. one year or over Diploma 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 50 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Ram, any age 100 

20. Reserve Ram, any age Diploma 

21. Ewe, any age 100 

22. Reserve Ewe, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 60 50 40 30 20 HC C 

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PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one Ewe $40 $ 35 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 HC C 



FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over 60 45 30 25 20 HC C 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months 50 40 25 20 15 HC C 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



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PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Shropshire Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Shropshire Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 

FAT SHEEP.— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

30. Wether, one year old and under two $ 25 $ 15 $ 10 

31. Wether, six and under twelve months 25 15 10 

32. Wether, under six months 15 12 8 

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 30 20 

34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 30 20 

35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 30 25 15 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



36. Wether, any age , 

37. PEN, Three Wethers, any age, 



40 
80 



FAT SHEEP.— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Wether, one year old and under two 25 

39. Wether, six and under twelve months 25 

40. Wether, under six months 15 



41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two. , 

42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months, 

43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 



40 
40 
30 



15 
15 
12 

30 
30 
25 



10 
10 

8 

20 
20 
15 



— 147 — 



CHAMPIONS (Grades). 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

44. Wether, any age $40 

45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 80 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF SHROPSHIRE SHEEP. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Shropshire sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow 
the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con- 
ditions published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months 20 15 10 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months 20 15 10 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

5. Ram, under six months 20 15 10 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 20 15 10 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty -four months 20 15 10 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months 20 15 10 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

10. Ewe, under six months 20 15 10 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire $30 $ 20 

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe 20 10 

FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, two years old or over 30 20 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under two years 30 20 

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

45. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor 30 20 



— 148 — 



Class XLVII.— COTSWOLD. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 50 $ 45 $ 35 $ 30 $ 20 HC C 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

5. Ram, under six months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

10. Ewe, under six months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Ram, one year old or over $80 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over Diploma 

13. Ram, under twelve months 50 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Ewe, one year old or over 80 

16. Reserve Ewe, one year or over Diploma 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 50 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Ram, any age 100 

20. Reserve Ram, any age Diploma 

21. Ewe, any age 100 

22. Reserve Ewe, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 60 50 40 30 20 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one Ewe 40 35 25 20 15 HC C 

FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over 60 45 30 25 20 HC C 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months 50 40 25 20 15 HC C 

— 149 — 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by- 

Exhibitor $200 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Cotswold Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Cotswold Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 

FAT SHEEP.— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

30. Wether, one year old and under two $25 $ 15 $ 10 

31. Wether, six and under twelve months 25 15 10 

32. Wether, under six months 15 12 8 

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 30 20 

34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 30 20 

35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 30 25 15 

CHAMPIONS. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

36. Wether, any age 40 

37. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 80 

FAT SHEEP.— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Wether, one year old and under two 25 15 10 

39. Wether, six and under twelve months 25 15 10 

40. Wether, under six months 15 12 8 

41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 30 20 

42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 30 20 

43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 30 25 15 

CHAMPIONS (Grades). 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Wether, any age $40 

45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 80 



— 150 — 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR COTSWOLD SHEEP. 

The American Cotswold Association offers special prizes as follows for Amer- 
ican-bred Cotswold sheep exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prizes 
to follow the official awards of the World's Fair to rams and ewes recorded in the 
Flock Register of the American Cotswold Association, and bear registry labels. 

Section. 1st* 2d. 3rd. 4th. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $15 $ 10 $ 5 $ 5 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months 15 10 5 5 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months 15 10 5 5 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 12 8 5 5 

5. Ram, under six months 12 8 5 5 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 15 10 5 5 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months 15 10 5 5 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months 15 10 5 5 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 12 8 5 5 

10. Ewe, under six months 12 8 5 5 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire $15 $ 10 

FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, over eighteen months 15 10 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eighteen months 15 10 

For further information address F. W. Harding, Secretary of the American 
Cotswold Association, Waukesha, Wis. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF COTSWOLD SHEEP. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Cotswold Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow 
the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con- 
ditions published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $20 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months 20 15 10 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months 20 15 10 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

5. Ram, under six months 20 15 10 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 20 15 10 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months 20 15 10 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months 20 15 10 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

10. Ewe, under six months 20 15 10 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire $30 $ 20 

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe 20 10 

— 151 — 



FLOCKS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, two years old or over $ 30 $ 20 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under two years 30 20 

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

45. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor 30 20 



Class XLVIII.— OXFORD. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 50 $ 45 $ 35 $ 30 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 30 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 30 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 

5. Ram, under six months 35 30 25 20 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 50 45 35 30 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 30 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 30 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 
10. Ewe, under six months 35 30 25 20 



>th. 
20 


6th. 
HC 


7th. 
C 


20 


HC 


C 


20 
15 
15 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 


20 


HC 


c 


20 


HC 


c 


20 
15 
15 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 



CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Ram, one year old or over $80 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over Diploma 

13. Ram, under twelve months 50 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Ewe, one year old or over 80 

16. Reserve Ewe, one year or over Diploma 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 50 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Ram, any age 

20. Reserve Ram, any age 

21. Ewe, any age 

22. Reserve Ewe, any age 

— 152 — 



$100 
Diploma 

100 
Diploma 



Section. 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 



3d. 4th. 



5th. 



23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $60 $50 $40 $30 $20 HC 



6th. 7th. 
C 



PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 



24. Two Animals of either sex, any 
age, produce of one Ewe 



40 



35 



25 



20 



15 



HC 



FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over 60 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months 50 



45 

40 



30 
25 



25 
20 



20 
15 



HC 
HC 



C 
C 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Oxford Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Oxford Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 



FAT SHEEP.— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2d. 3d 

30. Wether, one year old and under two $25 $ 15 $ 10 

31. Wether, six and under twelve months. 4 25 15 10 

32. Wether, under six months 15 12 8 

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 

34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 

35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 



40 


30 


20 


40 


30 


20 


30 


25 


15 



CHAMPIONS. 



(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



36. Wether, any age 

37. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 



$ 40 
80 



153 — 



FAT SHEEP.— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

Section. 1st. 

38. Wether, one year old and under two $ 25 

39. Wether, six and under twelve months 25 

40. Wether, under six months 15 

41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 

42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 

43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 30 

CHAMPIONS (Grades). 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Wether, any age $40 

45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 80 



2d. 


3d. 


15 


$ 10 


15 


10 


12 


8 


30 


20 


30 


20 


25 


15 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR OXFORD DOWN SHEEP. 

The American Oxford Down Record Association offers the following special 
prizes for Oxford Down sheep exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the 

prizes to follow the official awards of the World's Fair to Oxford Down sheep 
recorded in the Flock Book of the organization. 

1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

Ram 2 years old or over $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 

Ram 1 year old and under 2 30 25 20 15 10 

Ram Lamb under 1 year 25 20 15 10 5 

Ewe 2 years old or over 30 25 20 15 10 

Ewe 1 year old and under 2 30 25 20 15 10 

Ewe Lamb under 1 year 25 20 15 10 5 

Champion Ram 40 

Champion Ewe 40 

Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire .. . 30 25 20 15 10 



FLOCKS. 

Ram any age, Ewe 2 years or over 

Ewe 1 year and under 2 and Ewe Lamb 30 25 20 15 10 

Best six sheep any age or sex 30 25 15 



WETHERS. 

Pure bred Wether 1 year old 15 10 5 

Pure bred Wether Lamb 15 10 5 

Champion Wether 20 

Pen 3 Wethers any age 20 

For further information address W. A. Shafor, Secretary of the American 
Oxford Down Record Association, Hamilton, O. 

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF OXFORD SHEEP. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Oxford Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow 

— 154 — 



the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con- 
ditions published elsewhere: 

Section. 

1. Ram, two years old or over 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months 

3. Ram, twelve and under twenty-four months 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 

5. Ram, under six months 



6. 
7. 
8. 
9. 
10. 



Ewe, two years old or over 

Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 

Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months , 

Ewe, six and under twelve months , 

Ewe, under six months 



1st. 2d. 


3d. 


$ 15 


? 10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire 



1st. 2nd. 
.$ 20 $ 10 



PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe, 



10 



FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, two years old or over, 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under two years 



20 
20 



10 
10 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor 25 15 



Class XLIX.— SOUTHDOWN. 



1st. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 50 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 35 

5. Ram, under six months 35 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 50 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 35 
10. Ewe, under six months 35 



2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

$45 $ 35 $ 30 $ 20 



6th. 7th. 
HC C 



45 

45 
30 
30 

45 

45 

45 
30 
30 



35 

35 
25 
25 

35 

35 

35 
25 
25 



30 

30 
20 
20 

30 

30 

30 
20 
20 



20 

20 
15 
15 

20 

20 

20 
15 
15 



HC 

HC 
HC 
HC 

HC 

HC 

HC 
HC 
HC 



C 
C 
C 

C 

C 

c 

c 
c 



— 155 — 



CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 



(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

11. Ram, one year old or over 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over 

13. Ram, under twelve months 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months 



15. Ewe, one year old or over 

16. Reserve Ewe, one year or over 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months, 



$80 

Diploma 

50 

Diploma 

80 
Diploma 

50 
Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 



19. Ram, any age 

20. Reserve Ram, any age. 



21. Ewe, any age 

22. Reserve Ewe, any age. 



100 
Diploma 

100 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 
23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 20 HC C 



PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 



24. Two Animals of either sex, any 
age, produce of one Ewe 



40 



35 



25 



20 



15 



HC 



FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over 60 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months 50 



45 
40 



30 

25 



25 
20 



20 
15 



HC 

HC 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Southdown Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Southdown Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



— 156 — 



FAT SHEEP.— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

Section. 1st. 

30. Wether, one year old and under two $ 25 

31. Wether, six and under twelve months 25 

32. Wether, under six months 15 

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 

34. PEN, Three wethers, six and under twelve months 40 

35. PEN, Three wethers, under six months 30 



2d. 


3d. 


15 


? 10 


15 


10 


12 


8 


30 


20 


30 


20 


25 


15 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



36. Wether, any age 

37. PEN, Three Wethers, any age. 



40 
80 



FAT SHEEP.— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Wether, one year old and under two 25 

39. Wether, six 'and under twelve months 25 

40. Wether, under six months 15 

41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 

42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 

43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 30 



15 


10 


15 


10 


12 


8 


30 


20 


30 


20 


25 


15 



CHAMPIONS (Grades). 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



44. Wether, any age 

45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 



40 
80 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF SOUTHDOWN SHEEP. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Southdown Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow 
the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con- 
ditions published elsewhere: 

Section. 

1. Ram, two years old or over 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months 

3. Ram. twelve and under eighteen months 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 

5. Ram, under six months 



6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 



Ewe, two years old or over 

Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months 

Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months , 

Ewe, six and under twelve months 

Ewe, under six months 



1st. 2d. 


3d. 


$ 15 


$ 10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 



— 157 — 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire $20 $ 10 

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe 10 5 

FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, two years old or over 20 10 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under two years 20 10 

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor 25 15 



Class L.— HAMPSHIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 HC 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 10 8 HC 

5. Ram, under six months 25 20 15 10 8 HC 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 20 15 10 8 HC 

10. Ewe, under six months 25 20 15 10 8 HC 

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Ram, one year old or over $60 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over Diploma 

13. Ram, under twelve months 40 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Ewe, one year old or over 60 

16. Reserve Ewe, one year or over Diploma 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 40 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months Diploma 

— 158 — 



7th. 
C 

C 

c 
c 
c 

c 

c 

c 
c 
c 



Section. 

19. Ram, any age 

20. Reserve Rain, any age, 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 



21. Ewe, any age 

22. Reserve Ewe, any age. 



$ 75 

Diploma 

75 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 HC C 



PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 



24. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one Ewe 25 



20 



15 



10 



HC 



FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over 50 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months 40 



40 
30 



30 20 
25 15 



15 
10 



HC 
HC 



C 

c 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$150 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Hampshire Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Hampshire Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 



FAT SHEEP— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

30. Wether, one year old and under two $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

31. Wether, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

32. Wether, under six months 15 10 8 

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 

34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 

35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 25 



30 


20 


30 


20 


20 


15 



— 159 — 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

36. Wether, any age $ 25 

37. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 50 



FAT SHEEP— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

38. Wether, one year old and under two $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

39. Wether, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

40. Wether, under six months 15 10 8 

41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 30 20 

42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 30 20 

43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months ' 25 20 15 



CHAMPIONS (Grades). 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Wether, any age ? 25 

45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 50 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR HAMPSHIRE SHEEP. 

The Hampshire-Down Breeders' Association of America offers the following 
special prizes for Hampshire sheep exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. 
The prizes are to follow the official awards of the World's Fair to sheep recorded 
in the Flock Register of the Hampshire-Down Breeders' Association of America. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $10 $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months 10 8 6 4 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 10 8 6 4 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 10 8 6 4 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months 10 8 6 4 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 10 8 6 4 

Four ram lambs, six and under twelve months 10 6 

Four ewe lambs, six and under twelve months 10 6 

For further information address C. A. Tyler, Secretary of the Hampshire-Down 
Breeders' Association of America, Nottawa, Mich. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF HAMPSHIRE SHEEP. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission 
offers to the Hampshire Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes The prizes to follow 

— 160 — 



the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con- 
ditions published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 15 $ 10 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months 15 10 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months 15 10 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 15 10 

5. Ram, under six months 15 10 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 15 10 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months 15 10 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months 15 10 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 15 10 

10. Ewe, under six months 15 10 



Class LI.— CHEVIOT. 



Section. 1st. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 35 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 25 

5. Ram, under six months 25 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 35 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 
10. Ewe, under six months 25 



2d. 


3d. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


30 


$ 25 


$ 20 


$ 15 


HC 


C 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


20 


15 


10 


8 


HC 


c 


20 


15 


10 


8 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


20 


15 


10 


8 


HC 


c 


20 


15 


10 


8 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Ram, one year old or over $60 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over Diploma 

13. Ram, under twelve months 40 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Ewe, one year old or over 60 

16. Reserve Ewe, one year or over Diploma 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 40 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months Diploma 



19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

Ram, any age 

Reserve Ram, any age 

Ewe, any age 

Reserve Ewe, any age 

— 161 — 



75 

Diploma 

75 

Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one Ewe 25 20 15 10 8 HC C 

FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over 50 40 30 20 15 HC C 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months 40 30 25 15 10 HC C 

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor $150 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Cheviot Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Cheviot Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 

FAT SHEEP— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

30. Wether, one year old and under two $20 $ 15 $ 10 

31. Wether, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

32. Wether, under six months 15 10 8 

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 30 20 

34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 30 20 

35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 25 20 15 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



36. Wether, any age 

37. PEN, Three Wethers, any age, 



162 



25 
50 



FAT SHEEP— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

Section. 1st. 

38. Wether, one year old and under two $ 20 

39. Wether, six and under twelve months 20 

40. Wether, under six months 15 

41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 

42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 

43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 25 

CHAMPIONS (Grades). 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Wether, any age 

45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 



2d. 


3d 


15 


$ 10 


15 


10 


10 


8 


30 


20 


30 


20 


20 


15 



$ 25 
50 



Class LI I. — LEICESTER. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 

5. Ram, under six months 25 20 15 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 35 30 25 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 20 15 
10. Ewe, under six months 25 20 15 



4th. 

* 20 


5th. 
$ 15 


6th. 
HC 


7th. 
C 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


20 
10 
10 


15 

8 
8 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


20 


15 


HC 


c 


20 
10 
10 


15 
8 
8 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 



CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

1 1. Ram, one year old or over $60 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over Diploma 

13. Ram, under twelve months 40 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Ewe, one year old or over 60 

16. Reserve Ewe, one year or over Diploma 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 40 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Ram, any age 

20. Reserve Ram, any age 

21. Ewe, any age 

22. Reserve Ewe, any age 

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75 
Diploma 

75 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 



24. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one Ewe 25 



20 



15 



10 



HC 



FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over 50 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months 40 



40 
30 



30 
25 



20 
15 



15 
10 



HC C 
HC C 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$150 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Leicester Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Leicester Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



FAT SHEEP— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 



30. Wether, one year old and under two $ 20 

31. Wether, six and under twelve months 

32. Wether, under six months 

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 

34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 

35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 



St. 


2d. 


3d. 


20 


$ 15 


$ 10 


20 


15 


10 


15 


10 


8 


40 


30 


20 


40 


30 


20 


25 


20 


15 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



36. Wether, any age 

37. PEN, Three Wethers, any age, 



25 
50 



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FAT SHEEP— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

38. Wether, one year old and under two $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

39. Wether, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

40. Wether, under six months 15 10 8 

41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 30 20 

42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 30 20 

43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months. 25 20 15 



CHAMPIONS (Grades). 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



44. Wether, any age 

45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 



25 

50 



Class LIU.— MERINO A.— WRINKLY TYPE. 

(Bred for Wrinkles, covering, density, weight and quality of fleece.) 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 HC 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 10 8 HC 

5. Ram, under six months 25 20 15 10 8 HC 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 20 15 10 8 HC 
10. Ewe, under six months 25 20 15 10 8 HC 



7th. 
C 



C 

c 
c 

c 

c 

c 
c 
c 



CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Ram, one year old or over $60 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over Diploma 

13. Ram, under twelve months 40 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Ewe, one year old or over 60 

16. Reserve Ewe, one year or over Diploma 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 40 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months Diploma 

— 165 — 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 
Section. 

19. Ram, any age 

20. Reserve Ram, any age 

21. Ewe, any age 

22. Reserve Ewe, any age 



$ 75 
Diploma 

75 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 HC C 



24. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one Ewe 25 



PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

20 15 



10 



HC 



C 



FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over 50 40 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months 40 30 



30 
25 



20 
15 



15 
10 



HC 
HC 



C 

C 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$150 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Merino A Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Merino A Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 



8PECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF MERINO A SHEEP. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Merino Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow 



— 166 



the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con- 
ditions published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 15 $ 10 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months 15 10 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months 15 10 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 15 10 

5. Ram, under six months 15 10 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 15 10 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months 15 10 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months 15 10 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 15 10 

10. Ewe, under six months 15 10 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire 20 10 

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe 10 5 

FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over 20 10 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eighteen months 20 10 

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor 25 15 



— 167 — 



Class LV.— MERINO C. 

Delaine Type. Bred for size and symmetry of carcass, 

density of fleece. Essentially free from wrinkles. Small 
tionable. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 50 $ 45 $ 35 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months. 35 30 25 

5. Ram, under six months 35 30 25 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 50 45 35 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 35 30 25 
10. Ewe, under six months 35 30 25 



constitution, length and 
fold on neck not objec- 



4th. 
$ 30 


5th. 
$ 20 


6th. 
HC 


7th. 
C 


30 


20 


HC 


C 


30 
20 
20 


20 
15 

15 


HC 
HC 
HC 


C 

c 
c 


30 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


20 


HC 


c 


30 

20 
20 


20 
15 
15 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 



CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Ram, one year old or over $80 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over Diploma 

13. Ram, under twelve months 50 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Ewe, one year old or over 80 

16. Reserve Ewe, one year or over Diploma 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 50 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Ram, any age 100 

20. Reserve Ram, any age Diploma 

21. Ewe, any age 100 

22. Reserve Ewe, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

get of one sire 60 50 40 30 20 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one Ewe 40 35 25 20 15 HC C 

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FLOCKS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over $60 $ 45 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 HC C 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months 50 40 25 20 15 HC C 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen mpnths old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor .* 



$200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Merino C Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Merino C Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF MERINO C. SHEEP. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Merino Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow 
the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con- 
ditions published elsewhere: 

Delaine Type. Bred for size and symmetry of carcass, constitution, length and 
density of fleece. Essentially free from wrinkles. Small fold on neck not objec- 
tionable. 



Section. 



1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 



Ram, two years old or over 

Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months 

Ram. twelve and under eighteen months , 

Ram, six and under twelve months 

Ram, under six months 



Ewe, two years old or over 

Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months, 

Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months , 

Ewe, six and under twelve months 

Ewe, under six months 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 



1st. 



2d. 



3d. 



$ 15 


$ 10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


1st. 


2nd. 


20 


10 



PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe 

— 169 — 



10 



FLOCKS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, two years old or over $ 20 $ 10 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under two years 20 10 

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor 25 15 



Class LV-A.— FINE WOOL WETHERS. 

(Merino, Rambouillet, Etc.) 
FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

1. Wether, one year old and under two $25 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Wether, six and under twelve months 25 15 10 

3. Wether, under six months 15 12 8 

4. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 30 20 

5. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 30 20 

6. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 30 25 15 

CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

7. Wether, any age 40 

8. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 80 

GRADES— BY RECORDED SIRES. 

9. Wether, one year old and under two 25 15 10 

10. Wether, six and under twelve months 25 15 10 

11. Wether, under six months 15 12 8 

12. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 30 20 

13. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 30 20 

14. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 30 25 15 

CHAMPIONS (Grades). 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

15. Wether any age 40 

16. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 80 



— 170 — 



Class LVI.— RAMBOUILLET. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 50 $ 45 $ 35 $ 30 $ 20 HC C 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months. 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

5. Ram, under six months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

10. Ewe, under six months 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Ram, one year old or over $ 80 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over Diploma 

13. Ram, under twelve months 50 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Ewe, one year old or over 80 

16. Reserve Ewe, one year or over Diploma 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 50 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Ram, any age 100 

20. Reserve Ram, any age Diploma 

21. Ewe, any age 1 00 

22. Reserve Ewe, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

get of one sire 60 50 40 30 20 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one ewe 40 35 25 20 15 HC C 

FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over 60 45 30 25 20 HC C 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months 50 40 25 20 15 HC C 

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FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor $200 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Rambouillet Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Rambouillet Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF RAMBOUILLET SHEEP. 



The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Rambouillet Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow 
the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con- 
ditions published elsewhere: 



Section. 

1. Ram, two years old or over , 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months, 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months , 

5. Ram, under six months 



6. 
7. 
8. 
9. 
10. 



Ewe, two years old or over 

Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months 

Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months , 

Ewe, six and under twelve months , 

Ewe, under six months 



1st. 



2nd. 


3rd. 


. $ 15 


$ 10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


15 


10 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire, 



1st. 2ud. 
$ 20 $ 10 



PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 
24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe, 



10 



FLOCKS. 



25. Ram and Three Ewes, two years old. . . , 

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under two years, 



20 
20 



10 
10 



— 172 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor $ 25 $ 15 



7th. 
C 



C 
C 
C 

C 

C 

C 
C 
C 



Class LVI I.— DORSET. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 HC 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 10 8 HC 

5. Ram, under six months 25 20 15 10 8 HC 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 20 15 HC 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 20 15 10 8 HC 

10. Ewe, under six months 25 20 15 10 8 HC 

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Ram, one year old or over $ 60 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over Diploma 

13. Ram, under twelve months 40 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months , Diploma 

15. Ewe, one year old or over 60 

16. Reserve Ewe, one year or over Diploma 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 40 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Ram, any age 75 

20. Reserve Ram, any age Diploma 

21. Ewe, any age 75 

22. Reserve Ewe, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 40 30 25 20 15 HC C 

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PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 
24. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one ewe $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 $ 8 



6th. 7th. 
HC C 



FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over 50 40 30 20 15 HC C 

26. Ram and three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months..... 40 30 25 15 10 HC C 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



$150 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Dorset Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Dorset Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



FAT SHEEP— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

30. Wether, one year old and under two $20 $ 15 $ 10 

31. Wether, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

32. Wether, under six months 15 10 8 

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 

34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 

35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 



40 


30 


20 


40 


30 


20 


25 


20 


15 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



36. Wether, any age , 

37. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 



25 

50 



FAT SHEEP— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Wether, one year old and under two 

39. Wether, six and under twelve months 

40. Wether, under six months 

41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 

42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 

43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 



20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


15 


10 


8 


40 


30 


20 


40 


30 


20 


25 


20 


15 



— 174 — 



CHAMPIONS (Grades). 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



Section. 

44. Wether, any age 

45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age, 



25 

50 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR DORSET SHEEP. 

The Continental Dorset Club offers the following special prizes for Dorset 
sheep exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, and recorded in the Flock 
Register of the Continental Dorset Club: 

Section. 6th. 7th. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $ 5 $ 5 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months 5 5 

3. . Ram, twelve and under eighteen months 5 5 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 5 5 

5. Ram, under six months 5 5 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 5 5 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months 5 5 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months 5 5 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 5 5 

10. Ewe, under six months 5 5 

For further information address J. E. Wing, Secretary of the Continental 
Dorset Club, Mechanicsburg, Ohio. 



Class LVIII.— LINCOLN. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

1. Ram, two years old or over $35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 20 

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 20 

4. Ram, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 10 

5. Ram, under six months 25 20 15 10 

6. Ewe, two years old or over 35 30 25 20 

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 20 

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen 

months* 35 30 25 20 

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 20 15 10 
10. Ewe, under six months 25 20 15 10 



5th. 
$ 15 


6th. 
HC 


7th. 
C 


15 


HC 


c 


15 
8 
8 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 


15 


HC 


c 


15 


HC 


c 


15 

8 
8 


HC 

HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 



CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Ram, one year old or over $ 60 

12. Reserve Ram, one year or over Diploma 

13. Ram, under twelve months 40 

14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Ewe, one year old or over 60 

16. Reserve Ewe, one year or over Diploma 

17. Ewe, under twelve months 40 

18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months Diploma 

— 175 — 



Section. 

19. Ram, any age 

20. Reserve Ram, any age 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



21. Ewe, any age 

22. Reserve Ewe, any age. 



$ 75 
Diploma 

75 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 
23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC 



7th. 



24. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one ewe 25 



PRODUCE OF ONE EWE. 

20 15 



10 



HC 



FLOCKS. 

25. Ram and three Ewes, eighteen 

months old or over 50 

26. Ram and three Ewes, under eigh- 

teen months 40 



40 
30 



30 
25 



20 
15 



15 
10 



HC C 
HC C 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Ram and Three hiWes, eighteen months old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor 



150 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Lincoln Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Lincoln Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



FAT SHEEP— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

30. Wether, one year old and under two $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

31. Wether, six and under twelve months 

32. Wether, under six months 

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 

34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 

35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 



20 


15 


10 


15 


10 


8 


40 


30 


20 


40 


30 


20 


25 


20 


15 



— 176 — 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

36. Wether, any age 

37. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 

FAT SHEEP— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

1st. 

38. Wether, one year old and under two $ 20 

39. Wether, six and under twelve months 20 

40. Wether, under six months 15 

41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two 40 

42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 40 

43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months 25 

CHAMPIONS (Grades). 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Wether, any age 

45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 



$ 25 
50 



2d. 


3d. 


15 


$ 10 


15 


10 


10 


8 


30 


20 


30 


20 


20 


15 



25 

50 



Class LIX-C— GRAND CHAMPION PURE-BRED WETHERS— BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

1. Wether, all breeds, one year old and under two Diploma 

2. Wether, all breeds, six and under twelve months Diploma 

3. Wether, all breeds, under six months Diploma 

FAT WETHER— CHAMPION OVER ALL. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class LIX-C.) 

4. Wether, all breeds and ages 100 



Class LIX-D.— GRAND CHAMPION GRADE WETHERS— BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

1. Wether, Grades of all breeds, one year old and under two Diploma 

2. Wether, Grades of all breeds, six and under twelve months Diploma 

3. Wether, Grades of all breeds, under six months Diploma 

FAT WETHER— CHAMPION OVER ALL. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class LIX-D.) 

4. Wether, all grades and ages 100 



— 177 



Class LIX.— SUFFOLK. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Flock of Suffolk Sheep, not less than five head, consisting of 

Ram and Four Ewes, any age $125 $100 $ 75 



Class LX.— TUNIS. 



1. Flock of Tunis Sheep, not less than five head, consisting of 

Ram and Four Ewes, any age 125 100 



75 



Class LX-A.— KENT OR ROMNEY MARSH. 



1. Flock of Kent or Romney Marsh Sheep, not less than five 

head, consisting of Ram and Four Ewes, any age 125 100 



75 



Class LX-B.— PERSIAN. 



1. Flock of Persian Sheep, not less than five head consisting of 

Ram and Four Ewes, any age 125 100 



75 



Class LXI.— ANGORA GOATS. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 

1. Buck, two years old or over $ 50 $ 45 $ 35 $ 30 

2. Buck, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 30 

3. Buck, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 30 

4. Buck, six and under twelve months. 35 30 25 20 

5. Buck, under six months 35 30 25 20 

6. Doe, two years old or over 50 45 35 30 

7. Doe, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 50 45 35 30 

8. Doe, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 45 35 30 

9. Doe, six and under twelve months. 35 30 25 20 
10. Doe, under six months 35 30 25 20 

— 178 — 



5th. 
20 


6th. 
HC 


7th. 
C 


20 


HC 


c 


20 
15 
15 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 


20 


HC 


c 


20 


HC 


c 


20 
15 
15 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 



CHAMPION BUCKS AND DOES. 



(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



Section. 

11. Buck, one year old or over 

12. Reserve Buck, one year or over 

13. Buck, under twelve months 

14. Reserve Buck, under twelve months, 



15. Doe, one year old or over 

16. Reserve Doe, one year or over 

17. Doe, under twelve months 

18. Reserve Doe, under twelve months, 



$ 80 

Diploma 

50 

Diploma 

80 
Diploma 

50 
Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 



19. Buck, any age 

20. Reserve Buck, any age, 



21. Doe, any age 

22. Reserve Doe, any age, 



100 
Diploma 

100 
Diploma 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 
23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 20 HC C 



PRODUCE OF ONE DOE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, 



produce of one doe 



40 



35 



25 



20 



15 



HC 



FLOCKS. 

25. Buck and Three Does, eighteen 

months old or over 60 

26. Buck and Three Does, under eigh- 

teen months 50 



45 

40 



30 25 
25 20 



20 
15 



HC 
HC 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Buck and Three Does, eighteen months old or over, bred by 
Exhibitor >, 



$200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Angora Goats in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 

— 179 — 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

29. Best showing of Angora Goats in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 

FAT ANGORA GOATS— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

30. Wether, two years old or over $ 25 $ 15 $10 

31. Wether, one year and under two 25 15 10 

32. Wether, six and under twelve months 15 12 8 

33. PEN, Three Wethers, two years old or over 40 30 20 

34. PEN, Three Wethers, one year and under two 40 30 20 

35. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months 30 25 15 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

36. Wether, any age 40 

37. PEN, Three Wethers, any age 80 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF ANGORA GOATS. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Angora Goat breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow 
the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con- 
ditions published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 

1. Buck, two years old or over $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Buck, eighteen and under twenty-four months 20 15 10 

3. Buck, twelve and under eighteen months 20 15 10 

4. Buck, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

5. Buck, under six months 20 15 10 

6. Doe, two years old or over 20 15 10 

7. Doe, eighteen and under twenty-four months 20 15 10 

8. Doe, twelve and under eighteen months 20 15 10 

9. Doe, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

10. Doe, under six months 20 15 10 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire $30 $ 20 



PRODUCE OF ONE DOE. 

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one doe 20 10 

FLOCKS. 

25. Buck and Three Does, two years old or over 30 20 

26. Buck and Three Does, under two years 30 20 

— 180 — 



FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 

27. Buck and Three Does, eighteen months old or over, bred by 

Exhibitor $ 30 $ 20 



Class LXI I.— CASHMERE GOATS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

1. Flock of Cashmere Goats, not less than five head, consisting 

of Buck and Four Does, any age $100 $ 75 $ 50 



Class LXI 1 1.— MILCH GOATS. 



1. Flock of Milch Goats, not less than five head, consisting 

of Buck and Four Does, any age 100 75 50 



- 181 — 



DIVISION D.-SWINE. 

Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief 
of the Department of Live Stock on or before August 15, 1904. 

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of Swine on Thursday, 
September 29, and their exhibition will begin Monday, October 3, and close 
Saturday, October 15. 

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed 
and care of the Swine they have on exhibition and on the close of awards in the 
Division, promptly remove such Swine from the Exposition grounds. 

In the breeding classes for Swine shown respectively in any of the sections for 
classes for Poland-China, Berkshire, Duroc- Jersey, Chester White, Large Yorkshire, 
Essex and Tamworth, the animals must have been born respectively as follows: 

Section. 

1- 6, Two years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1903. 

2- 7, Eighteen and under twenty-four months, birth between September 1, 

1902, and March 1, 1903. 

3- 8, Twelve and under eighteen months, birth between March 1, 1903, and 

September 1, 1903. 

4- 9, Six and under twelve months, birth between September 1, 1903, and 

March 1, 1904. 
5-10, Under six months, birth between March 1, 1904, and September 1, 1904. 

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in this 
Prize-List will wherever applicable govern in this Division. 



— 182 — 



A copy of the certificate showing registration in the respective herd books 
named below, signed by the Secretary of the Association publishing the same, 
must accompany each application for the entry of Swine of the following named 
breeds, except as noted below, which certificates must be filed on the form pre- 
scribed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition: 

BERKSHIRE. — (Home) American Berkshire Record; (Foreign) British Berk- 
shire Herd Book, Great Britain. 

CHESTER WHITE,— (Home) Record of the Chester White Record Associa- 
tion; American Chester White Record; O. I. C. Swine Breeders Associa- 
tion Record. 

CHESHIRE, — (Home) Herd Book of the Cheshire Swine Breeders Association. 

DUROC-JERSEY, — (Home) American Duroc- Jersey Record; National Duroc- 
Jersey Record. 

ESSEX, — (Home) American Essex Record. 

HAMPSHIRE, — American Hampshire Swine Record. 

POLAND-CHINA, — (Home) American Poland-China Record; Central Poland- 
China Record; Ohio Poland-China Record; Standard Poland-China Record; 
Northwestern Poland-China Swine Record; Southwestern Poland-China 
Record. 

SMALL YORKSHIRE,— (Home) Record of the American Small Yorkshire Club. 

TAMWORTH, — (Home) Record of the American Tamworth Swine Record As- 
sociation; (Foreign) Herd Book of the National Pig-Breeders Association 
of Great Britain. 

VICTORIA. — (Home) Record of Victoria Swine Breeders Association. 

YORKSHIRE,— (Home) Register of the American Yorkshire Club. 

VARIOUS SWINE, — (Foreign) Dominion Swine Breeders Record, Canada. 

OTHER BREEDS AND RECORDS. 

Application for the entry of Swine of recognized breeds other than those men- 
tioned must be accompanied by certificate showing registration and otherwise 
conform to the rules governing entries. Application for entry of foreign exhibits 
of Swine must be accompanied by a certificate showing registration or other evi- 
dence of purity of breeding claimed, signed by the Secretary of the Association 
publishing the respective pedigree records, or by other proper official, and such 
certificate must be attested by the Chairman of the Commission representing the 
country from which such animals come to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, if 
these exhibitions are made under the auspices of such foreign government. 



— 183 — 



PROGRAM FOR EXHIBITION OF SWINE. 

Boars and Sows in the breeding classes except as noted will be judged in the 
Forum or such place as may be best suited for the purpose commencing at 10 
o'clock A. M. as follows: Poland-China, Berkshire, Duroc- Jersey, Chester White, 
Large Yorkshire, Essex and Tamworth. 

Wednesday, October 5, 1904. 
Section. 

1. Boar, two years old or over. 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen months. 



Thursday, October 6, 1904. 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 

5. Boar, under six months. 



Friday, October 7, 1904. 

6. Sow, two years old or over. 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen months. 



Saturday, October 8, 1904. 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 
10. Sow, under six months. 



Monday, October 10, 1904. 

23. Get of one Sire. 

24. Produce of one Sow. 

Tuesday, October 11, 1904. 

25. Herd, Boar and three Sows, over one year. 

26. Herd, Boar and three Sows, under one year. 

27. Herd, bred by Exhibitor, Boar and three Sows one year or over. 



Wednesday, October 12, 1904. 

11. Champion Boar, one year old or over. 

13. Champion Boar, under twelve months. 

15. Champion Sow, one year old or over. 

17. Champion Sow, under twelve months. 



Thursday, October 13, 1904. 

19. Grand Champion Boar, any age. 
21. Grand Champion Sow, any age. 



BREEDS NOT NAMED ABOVE. 

The following breeds of Swine will be judged in the Forum or such place as 
may be best suited for the purpose, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. Wednesday, 
October 5, 1904, viz.: Cheshire, Victoria, Small Yorkshire or Suffolk and Hampshire. 

— 184 — 



FAT BARROWS. 

The Fat Barrows, Pure-Bred and Grade will be judged In the Forum or such 
place as may be best suited for the purpose commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. as fol- 
lows: Poland China, Berkshire, Duroc Jersey, Chester White, Large Yorkshire, 
Essex and Tamworth. 

Tuesday, October 11, 1904. 

Barrows from Recorded Sires and Dams. 
Section. 

30. Barrow, one year old and under two. 

31. Barrow, six and under twelve months. 

32. Barrow, under six months. 

Barrows, Grade, by Recorded Sires. 

38. Barrow, one year old and under two. 

39. Barrow, six and under twelve months. 

40. Barrow, under six months. 



Wednesday, October 12, 1904. 
Pen Barrows from Recorded Sires and Dams. 

33. PEN, three Barrows, one year old and under two. 

34. PEN, Barrows, six and under twelve months. 

35. PEN, Barrows, under six months. 

Pen Barrows, Grade, by Recorded Sires. 

41. Pen, three Barrows, one year and under two. 

42. PEN, three Barrows, six and under twelve months. 

43. PEN, three Barrows, under six months. 

Class LXXI-E. — Grand Champion Pure-Bred Barrows, by ages. 

1. Barrow, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months. 

2. Barrow, all breeds, six and under twelve months. 

3. Barrow, ail breeds, under six months. 

Class LXXI-F. — Grand Champion Grade Barrows, by ages. 

1. Barrow, Grades of all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months. 

2. Barrow, Grades of all breeds, six and under twelve months. 

3. Barrow, Grades of all breeds, under six months. 



Thursday, October 13, 1904. 

36. Champion pure-bred Barrow, any age. 

37. Champion pure-bred Pen, three Barrows, any age. 

44. Champion Grade Barrow, any age. 

45. Champion Pen, three Grade Barrows, any age. 

Class LXXI-E. — Grand Champion Pure-Bred Barrow. 
4. Barrow, all breeds and ages. 

Class LXXI-F. — Grand Champion Grade Barrow. 
4. Barrow, all grades and ages. 

— 185 — 



PRIZES. 



Class LXIV.— POLAND-CHINA. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4tb. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Boar, two years old or over $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 HC C 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

5. Boar, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

6. Sow, two years old or over 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

10. Sow, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Boar, one year old or over $100 

12. Reserve Boar, one year or over Diploma 

13. Boar, under twelve months 75 

14. Reserve Boar, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Sow, one year old or over 100 

16. Reserve Sow, one year or over Diploma 

17. Sow, under twelve months 75 

18. Reserve Sow, under twelve months Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Boar, any age 150* 

20. Reserve Boar, any age Diploma 

21. Sow, any age 150 

22. Reserve Sow, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one sow 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

— 186 — 



HERDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one 

year old $100 $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 HC C 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one 

year 75 60 45 35 25 HC C 



HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor. . 



$200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Poland-China Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Poland-China Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 

FAT HOGS.— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 

30. Barrow, one year old and under two $ 30 

31. Barrow, six and under twelve months 30 

32. Barrow, under six months 20 

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 60 

34. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 60 

35. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 40 

CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

36. Barrow, any age 

37. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 

FAT HOGS.— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Barrow, one year old and under two 30 

39. Barrow, six and under twelve months 30 

40. Barrow, under six months 20 

41. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 60 

42. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 60 

43. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 40 

— 187 — 



Diploma 



Diploma 



2d. 


3d. 


25 


$ 15 


25 


15 


15 


10 


50 


40 


50 


40 


30 


25 



50 
100 



25 


15 


25 


15 


15 


10 


50 


40 


50 


40 


30 


25 



Section. 

44. Barrow, any age 

45. PEN, Three Barrows, any age, 



CHAMPIONS (Grades). 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 



5 50 
100 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF POLAND-CHINA SWINE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Poland-China Swine breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Boar, two years old or over $ 40 $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

5. Boar, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

6. Sow, two years old or over 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 
10. Sow, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. . . .$ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 



PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one 

sow 60 50 

HERDS. 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year old 60 50 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one year 60 50 

FAT HOGS— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 

29. Barrow, one year old and under two $ 20 

30. Barrow, six and under twelve months 20 

31. Barrow, under six months 20 

32. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 40 

33. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 40 

34. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 30 

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40 



40 
40 



30 



30 
30 



2nd. 


3rd. 


$ 15 


$ 10 


15 


10 


15 


10 


30 


20 


30 


20 


20 


10 



HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 
45. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Ex- 
hibitor $100 $ 60 $ 40 



Class LXV.— BERKSHIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Boar, two years old or over $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 HC C 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

5. Boar, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

6. Sow, two years old or over 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

10. Sow, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Boar, one year old or over $100 

12. Reserve Boar, one year or over Diploma 

13. Boar, under twelve months 75 

14. Reserve Boar, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Sow, one year old or over 100 

16. Reserve Sow, one year or over Diploma 

17. Sow, under twelve months 75 

18. Reserve Sow, under twelve months Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Boar, any age 150 

20. Reserve Boar, any age Diploma 

21. Sow, any age 150 

22. Reserve Sow, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one sow 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

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HERDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one 

year old $100 $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 HC C 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one 

year 75 60 45 35, 25 HC C 



HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor. . $200 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Berkshire Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Berkshire Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 

FAT HOGS.— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

30. Barrow, one year old and under two $ 30 $ 25 $ 15 

31. Barrow, six and under twelve months. 30 25 15 

32. Barrow, under six months 20 15 10 

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 60 50 40 

34. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 60 50 40 

35. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 40 30 25 

CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

36. Barrow, any age 50 

37. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 100 

FAT HOGS.— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Barrow, one year old and under two 30 25 15 

39. Barrow, six and under twelve months 30 25 15 

40. Barrow, under six months 20 15 10 

41. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 60 50 40 

42. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 60 50 40 

43. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 40 30 25 

— 190 — 



CHAMPIONS (Grades). 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

44. Barrow, any age $ 50 

45. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 100 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BERKSHIRE SWINE. 

The American Berkshire Association offers the following special prizes for 
Berkshire Swine exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8tb. 

1. Boar, two years old or over..$ 40 $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 20 $ 15 $ 15 

2. Boar, eighteen and under 

twenty-four months 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15 

3. Boar, twelve and under 

eighteen months 40 35 20 25 20 20 15 15 

4. Boar, six and under twelve 

months 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15 

5. Boar, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15 

6. Sow, two years old or over. . . 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15 

7. Sow, eighteen and under 

twenty-four months 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15 

8. Sow, twelve and under 

eighteen months 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15 

9. Sow, six and under twelve 

months 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15 

10. Sow, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15 

CONDITIONS. 

I. All exhibitors, be they individuals or firms, must own at least one share of 
stock, valued at $25.00, in the American Berkshire Association in order to compete 
for the premiums offered by the Association. 

II. All the animals, to be eligible to compete for premiums offered by the 
American Berkshire Association, must be recorded in the American Berkshire 
Record at the time of entry for the Exposition. 

For further information address Frank S. Springer, Secretary American Berk- 
shire Association, Springfield, Illinois. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF BERKSHIRE SWINE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Berkshire Swine breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Boar, two years old or over $ 40 $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

5. Boar, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

— 191 — 



Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

6. Sow, two years old or over $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 
10. Sow, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. . . .$ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one 

sow 60 50 40 30 



HERDS. 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year old 60 50 40 30 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one year 60 50 40 30 

FAT HOGS— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

29. Barrow, one year old and under two $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

30. Barrow, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

31. Barrow, under six months 20 15 10 

32. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 40 30 20 

33. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 40 30 20 

34. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 30 20 10 

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

45. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Ex- 
hibitor 100 60 40 



— 192 — 



Class LXVI.— DUROC-JERSEY. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Boar, two years old or over $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 HC C 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

5. Boar, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

6. Sow, two years old or over 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

10. Sow, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Boar, one year old or over $100 

12. Reserve Boar, one year or over Diploma 

13. Boar, under twelve months 75 

14. Reserve Boar, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Sow, one year old or over 100 

16. Reserve Sow, one year or over Diploma 

17. Sow, under twelve months 75 

18. Reserve Sow, under twelve months Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Boar, any age $150 

20. Reserve Boar, any age Diploma 

21. Sow, any age 150 

22. Reserve Sow, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one sow 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

HERDS. 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over oue 

year old 100 75 50 40 30 HC C 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one 

year 75 60 45 35 25 HC C 

— 193 — 



HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor. . $200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Duroc- Jersey Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Duroc-Jersey Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 



FAT HOGS.— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

30. Barrow, one year old and under two $ 30 $ 25 $ 15 

31. Barrow, six and under twelve months 30 25 15 

32. Barrow, under six months 20 15 10 

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 60 50 40 

34. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 60 50 40 

35. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 40 30 25 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

36. Barrow, any age 50 

37. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 100 



FAT HOGS.— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Barrow, one year old and under two 30 25 15 

39. Barrow, six and under twelve months 30 25 15 

40. Barrow, under six months 20 15 10 

41. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 60 50 40 

42. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 60 50 40 

43. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 40 30 25 



CHAMPIONS (Grades). 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Barrow, any age 50 

45. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 100 



— 194 — 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR DUROC-JERSEY SWINE. 

The National Duroc-Jersey Record Association offers the following special 
prizes for Duroc-Jersey Swine exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. 

It is required that the animals exhibited, and their sires and dams, be reg- 
istered in the National records, and that the exhibition be made by members of 
the Association : 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Boar, two years old or over $ 20 $ 15 $ 15 $ 10 $ 10 $ 10 $ 10 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 20 15 15 10 10 10 10 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 20 15 15 10 10 10 10 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 20 15 15 10 10 10 10 

5. Boar, under six months 20 15 15 10 10 10 10 

6. Sow, two years old or over 20 15 15 10 10 10 10 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 20 15 15 10 10 10 10 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 20 15 15 10 10 10 10 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. . 20 15 15 10 10 10 10 
10. Sow, under six months 20 15 15 10 10 10 10 

In addition to the money offering above, the Association will give to the 
exhibitor making the best display from each State, especial prestige in the form 
of a suitably engrossed testimonial certifying that the recipient made the best 
State exhibit of Duroc-Jerseys. 

For further information address Robert J. Evans, Secretary National Duroc- 
Jersey Record Association, El Paso, Illinois. 



SPECIAL PRIZE FOR DUROC-JERSEY SWINE. 

The American Duroc-Jersey Swine Breeders Association offers to members a 
Silver Cup, value $100.00, for the best herd of Duroc-Jersey Swine, consisting of 
a Boar and three Sows one year old or over, bred by the exhibitor. The herd to 
be recorded in the American Duroc-Jersey Record. 

For further information address T. B. Pearson, Secretary of the American 
Duroc-Jersey Swine Breeders Association, Thornton, Ind. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF DUROC-JERSEY SWINE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Duroc-Jersey Swine breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Boar.'two years old or over $ 40 $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

5. Boar, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

— 195 — 



Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

6. Sow, two years old or over $40 $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 40 35 30 25 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 40 35 30 25 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 
10. Sow, under six months 40 35 30 25 



5th. 


6th. 


7th. 


$ 20 


$ 15 


$ 10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 


20 


15 


10 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 



23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire, 



1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 
$60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 



PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one 

sow 60 50 40 30 

HERDS. 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year old 60 50 40 30 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one year 60 50 40 30 

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Ex- 

hibitor $100 $ 60 $ 40 

FAT HOGS— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

30. Barrow, one year old and under two 20 15 10 

31. Barrow, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

32. Barrow, under six months 20 15 10 

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 40 30 20 

34. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 40 30 20 

35. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 30 20 10 



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Class LXVII.— CHESTER WHITE. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Boar, two years old or over $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 HC C 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

5. Boar, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

6. Sow, two years old or over 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

10. Sow, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Boar, one year old or over $100 

12. Reserve Boar, one year or over Diploma 

13. Boar, under twelve months 75 

14. Reserve Boar, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Sow, one year old or over 100 

16. Reserve Sow, one year or over Diploma 

17. Sow, under twelve months 75 

18. Reserve Sow, under twelve months Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Boar, any age 150 

20. Reserve Boar, any age Diploma 

21. Sow, any age 150 

22. Reserve Sow, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one sow 50 45 35 30 20 HC C 

HERDS. 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one 

year old 100 75 50 40 30 HC C 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one 

year 75 60 45 35 25 HC C 

— 197 — 



HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor. . $200 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Chester White Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Chester White Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 



FAT HOGS.— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

30. Barrow, one year old and under two * $ 30 $ 25 $ 15 

31. Barrow, six and under twelve months 30 25 15 

32. Barrow, under six months 20 15 10 

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 60 50 40 

34. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 60 50 40 

35. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 40 30 25 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

36. Barrow, any age 50 

37. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 100 

FAT HOGS.— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Barrow, one year old and under two 30 25 15 

39. Barrow, six and under twelve months. 30 25 15 

40. Barrow, under six months 20 15 10 

41. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 60 50 40 

42. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 60 50 40 

43. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 40 30 25 

CHAMPIONS (Grades). 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Barrow, any age 50 

45. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 100 



— 198 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR O. I. C. SWlNE. 

The O. I. C. Swine Breeders Association offers the following special prizes for 

O. I. C. Swine exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904 and recorded in the 
O. I. C. Record 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

Boar, two years old or over $ 15 $ 12 $ 10 HC C 

Boar, eighteen and under twenty-four months 15 12 10 HC C 

Boar, twelve and under eighteen months -. . 15 12 10 HC C 

Boar, six and under twelve months 10 8 6 HC C 

Boar, under six months 10 8 6 HC C 

Sow, two years old or over 15 12 10 HC C 

Sow, eighteen and under twenty-four months 15 12 10 HC C 

Sow, twelve and under eighteen months 15 12 10 HC C 

Sow, six and under twelve months 10 8 6 HC C 

Sow, under six months 10 8 6 HC C 



CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

Boar, one year old or over 25 

Boar, under twelve months 20 

Sow, one year old or over 25 

Sow, under twelve months - 20 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

Boar, any age 40 

Sow, any age 40 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. . 20 15 12 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one 

Sow 20 15 12 HC C 

HERDS. 

Boar and Three Sows, over one year old 25 20 15 HC C 

Boar and Three Sows, under one year 15 10 8 HC C 

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor $ 35 

For further information address C. M. Hiles, Secretary O. I. C. Swine Breeders 
Association, Cleveland, Ohio. 

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SPECIAL PRIZES FOR CHESTER WHITE SWINE. 

The National Chester White Record Association offers special prizes as follows 
for Chester White Swine exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prizes 
to follow the official awards of the World's Fair, provided the first-prize animals 
of the Exposition are recorded in the National Chester White Record Association: 

Section. 

1. Boar, two years old or over $ 60 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty-four months 60 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen months 60 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months 60 

5. Boar, under six months 60 

6. Sow, two years old or over 60 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-four months 60 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen months 60 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months 60 

10. Sow, under six months 60 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire 75 



PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one sow 50 

HERDS. 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year old 100 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one year 75 

For further information address Thomas Sharpless, Secretary of the National 
Chester White Record Association, West Chester, Pa. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF CHESTER WHITE SWINE. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, 
offers to the Chester White Swine breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes. 
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the 
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions 
published elsewhere: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4tb. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Boar, two years old or over $ 40 $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

5. Boar, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

6. Sow, two years old or over 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 
10. Sow, under six months 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 

— 200 — 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 



Section. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire, 



1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 
$60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 



PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one 

sow 60 50 40 30 

HERDS. 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year old 60 50 40 30 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one year 60 50 40 30 

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Ex- 

hibitor $100 $ 60 $ 40 

FAT HOGS— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

30. Barrow, one year old and under two 20 15 10 

31. Barrow, six and under twelve months 20 15 10 

32. Barrow, under six months 20 15 10 

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 40 30 20 

34. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 40 30 20 

35. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 30 20 10 



9. 
10. 



Class LXVIII.— ESSEX. 

1st. 2d. 

Boar, two years old or over $25 $ 20 

Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 
four months 25 20 

Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 25 20 

Boar, six and under twelve months. 20 15 

Boar, under six months 20 15 

Sow, two years old or over 25 20 

Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 
four months 25 20 

Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 25 20 

Sow, six and under twelve months. 20 15 

Sow, under six months 20 15 

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3d. 


4th. 


f>th. 


6th. 


7th. 


$ 15 


$ 10 


$ 8 


HC 


C 


15 


10 


8 


HC 


c 


15 


10 


8 


HC 


c 


10 


8 


6 


HC 


c 


10 


8 


6 


HC 


c 


15 


10 


8 


HC 


c 


15 


10 


8 


HC 


c 


15 


10 


8 


HC 


c 


10 


8 


6 


HC 


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10 


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CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 
Section. 

1 1. Boar, one year old or over $ 50 

12. Reserve Boar, one year or over Diploma 

13. Boar, under twelve months 40 

14. Reserve Boar, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Sow, one year old or over 50 

16. Reserve Sow, one year or over Diploma 

17. Sow, under twelve months 40 

18. Reserve Sow, under twelve months Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Boar, any age 65 

20. Reserve Boar, any age Diploma 

21. Sow, any age 65 

22. Reserve Sow, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7tb. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

get of one Sire $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one Sow 30 25 20 15 12 HC C 

HERDS. 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year 

old 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one 

year 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 



HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor. . . 



$100 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 



28. Best showing of Essex Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 



29. Best showing of Essex Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 

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Diploma 



FAT HOGS— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

30. Barrow, one year old and under two $ 15 $ 12 $ 10 

31. Barrow, six and under twelve months 15 12 10 

32. Barrow, under six mouths 12 10 8 

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 30 25 18 

34. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 30 25 18 

35. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 20 15 12 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

36. Barrow, any age 25 

37. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 45 

FAT HOGS— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Barrow, one year old and under two 15 

39. Barrow, six and under twelve months 15 

40. Barrow, under six months 12 

41. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 30 

42. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 30 

43. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 20 

CHAMPIONS (Grades). 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Barrow, any age 25 

45. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 45 



12 


10 


12 


10 


10 


8 


25 


18 


25 


18 


15 


12 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR ESSEX SWINE. 

The American Essex Association offers the following special prizes for Essex 
Swine exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904; the prizes to follow the official 
awards of the World's Fair and the winners to be recorded in the American Essex 
Record : 

Best Boar, any age $ 15 

Best Sow, any age 15 

For further information address F. M. Srout, Secretary of the American 
Essex Association, McLean, 111. 



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Class LIX.— LARGE YORKSHIRE. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Boar, two years old or over $35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 18 $ 15 HC C 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 18 15 HC C 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 18 15 HC C 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 25 20 18 15 12 HC C 

5. Boar, under six months 25 20 18 15 12 HC C 

6. Sow, two years old or over 35 30 25 18 15 HC C 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 35 30 25 18 15 HC C 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 35 30 25 18 15 HC C 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. . 25 20 18 15 12 HC C 

10. Sow, under six months 25 20 18 15 12 HC C 

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Boar, one year old or over $ 65 

12. Reserve Boar, one year or over Diploma 

13. Boar, under twelve months 45 

14. Reserve Boar, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Sow, one year old or over 65 

16. Reserve Sow, one year or over Diploma 

17. Sow, under twelve months 45 

18. Reserve Sow, under twelve months Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Boar, any age 100 

20. Reserve Boar, any age Diploma 

21. Sow, any age 100 

22. Reserve Sow, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

get of one Sire 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one Sow 35 30 25 20 15 HC C 

HERDS. 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year 

old 60 50 40 30 25 HC C 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one 

year 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

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HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor. 



$125 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Large Yorkshire Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclus- 

ive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Large Yorkshire Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclus- 

ive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 

FAT HOGS— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

30. Barrow, one year old and under two $ 20 $ 15 $ 12 

31. Barrow, six and under twelve months 20 15 12 

32. Barrow, under six months 15 12 10 

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 35 30 25 

34. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 

35. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 25 20 18 



CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

36. Barrow, any age 

37. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 

FAT HOGS— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Barrow, one year old and under two 20 

39. Barrow, six and under twelve months 20 

40. Barrow, under six months 15 

41. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 35 

42. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 35 

43. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 25 

CHAMPIONS (Grades). 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Barrow, any age 

45. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 



30 
65 



15 


12 


15 


12 


12 


10 


30 


25 


30 


25 


20 


18 



30 
65 



SPECIAL PRIZE FOR LARGE YORKSHIRES. 

The American Yorkshire Club offers a Silver Cup, value $75.00, for the best 
Herd of Large Yorkshires, consisting of a Boar and three Sows under one year 



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of age, exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prize to follow the official 
award of the World's Fair. 

For further information address Harry G. Krum, Secretary of The American 
Yorkshire Club, White Bear, Minn. 



Class LXX.— TAMWORTH. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Boar, two years old or over $25 $ 20 $ 15 $ 10 $8 HC C 

2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 25 20 15 10 8 HC C 

3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen 

months 25 20 15 10 8 HC C 

4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 20 15 10 8 6 HC C 

5. Boar, under six months 20 15 10 8 6 HC C 

6. Sow, two years old or over 25 20 15 10 8 HC C 

7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 25 20 15 10 8 HC C 

8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen 

months 25 20 15 10 8 HC C 

9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 20 15 10 8 6 HC C 

10. Sow, under six months 20 15 10 8 6 HC C 

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

11. Boar, one year old or over $ 50 

12. Reserve Boar, one year or over Diploma 

13. Boar, under twelve months 40 

14. Reserve Boar, under twelve months Diploma 

15. Sow, one year old or over 50 

16. Reserve Sow, one year or over Diploma 

17. Sow, under twelve months 40 

18. Reserve Sow, under twelve months Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

19. Boar, any age 65 

20. Reserve Boar, any age Diploma 

21. Sow, any age 65 

22. Reserve Sow, any age Diploma 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

get of one Sire 40 35 30 25 20 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW. 

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age, 

produce of one Sow 30 25 20 15 12 HC C 

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6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 



HERDS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year 

old $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one 

year 40 35 30 25 20 

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor. . . . $100 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

28. Best showing of Tamworth Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

29. Best showing of Tamworth Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 



FAT HOGS— FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

30. Barrow, one year old and under two $15 $ 12 $ 10 

31. Barrow, six and under twelve months 15 12 10 

32. Barrow, under six months 12 10 8 

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 30 25 18 

34. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 30 25 18 

35. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 20 15 12 

CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

36. Barrow, any age 25 

37. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 45 

FAT HOGS— GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES. 

38. Barrow, one year old and under two 15 12 10 

39. Barrow, six and under twelve months 15 12 10 

40. Barrow, under six months 12 10 8 

41. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two 30 25 18 

42. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months 30 25 18 

43. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months 20 15 12 

CHAMPIONS (Grades). 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

44. Barrow, any age 25 

45. PEN, Three Barrows, any age 45 

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Class LXXI.— CHESHIRE. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Herd of Cheshire Swine, not less than five head, 

consisting of Boar and Four Sows, any age $150 $100 $ 75 $ 50 $ 25 



Class LXXI-E.— GRAND CHAMPION PURE-BRED BARROWS, BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

1. Barrow, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months old Diploma 

2. Barrow, all breeds, six and under twelve months Diploma 

o. Barrow, all breeds, under six months Diploma 

FAT BARROW GRAND CHAMPION OVER ALL. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class LXXI-E.) 
4. Barrow, all breeds and ages $100 



Class LXXI-F.— GRAND CHAMPION GRADE BARROWS, BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

1. Barrow, Grades of all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months 

old Diploma 

2. Barrow, Grades of all breeds, six and under twelve months Diploma 

3. Barrow, Grades of all breeds, under six months Diploma 

FAT BARROW GRAND CHAMPION OVER ALL. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class LXXI-F.) 

4. Barrow, all grades and ages $100 



Class LXXII.— VICTORIA. v 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 
1. Herd of Victoria Swine, not less than five head, 

consisting of Boar and Four Sows, any age $150 $100 $ 75 $ 50 $ 25 



Class LXXI l-A.— SMALL YORKSHIRE OR SUFFOLK. 

1. Herd of Small Yorkshire or Suffolk Swine, not less 
than five head, consisting of Boar and Four 
Sows, any age 150 100 75 50 25 



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Class LXXII-B.— HAMPSHIRE. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Herd of Hampshire Swine, not less than five head, 

consisting of Boar and Four Sows, any age. . . .$150 $100 $ 75 $ 50 $ 25 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR HAMPSHIRE SWINE. 

The American Hampshire Swine Record Association offers to members the 
following special prizes to he awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the 
prizes to follow the awards in the regular class, by the official judge, viz. : 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 
Swine not less than five head, consisting of Boar and 

Four Sows, any age $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 

For further information address E. C. Stone, Secretary of The American Hamp- 
shire Swine Record Association, Armstrong, 111. 



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DIVISION E.-POULTRY, PIGEONS AND 

PET STOCK. 



T. E. ORR, Superintendent. 



Entries of poultry, pigeons and pet stock must be filed with the Chief of the 
Department of Live Stock on the prescribed form on or before September 10, 1904. 
An exhibitor of poultry, pigeons or pet stock will be permitted to enter and pre- 
sent for award not to exceed four entries in any single competition. 

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of poultry, pigeons and 
pet stock on Friday, October 21, 1904; the exhibition will begin Monday, October 
24, and close Saturday, November 5, 1904. 

A committee of the American Poultry Association has contracted with the 
Exposition to receive, coop, feed, water, exhibit and return in the best manner 
at the close of the exhibition all poultry, pigeons and pet stock exhibited at the 
World's Pair, at the very moderate expense to exhibitors of one dollar for each 
single fowl or specimen of pet stock, two dollars for each breeding pen, and 
fifty cents for each pigeon. 

Poultry, pigeons and pet stock must be consigned in care of the committee 
of the American Poultry Association, World's Fair, St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A., who 
have given bond to guarantee all exhibits proper care, feed, supervision and 
exhibition, and the Exposition authorities are not to receive, feed, care for or 
assume any responsibility in connection therewith. No entry fees will be 
charged for exhibits. 

Standard-size coops suitable for fowls, turkeys, geese, ducks, pigeons and 
pet stock respectively, will be provided by the committee of the American Poultry 
Association, on the Exposition grounds, in sufficient numbers to meet all require- 
ments, and the rental therefor must accompany the entry application on the 
form prescribed by the Exposition. All poultry, pigeons and pet stock must be 
exhibited in these coops. (See announcement following, by committee of Amer- 
ican Poultry Association.) 

On the basis of the total number and the value to the industry the varie- 
ties of poultry, etc., except as noted, have been divided into three classes and 
prizes will be given thereon as follows: 

Group "A", Cock, Hen, Cockerel and Pullet; To each, seven prizes, viz.: A 
first-prize of $10; a second of $6; a third of $4; fourth, a certificate of High Com- 
mendation; fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second Commendation; and seventh, 
Third Commendation. Breeding Pen; To each, seven prizes, viz.: A first prize 
of $10; a second of $6; a third of $4; fourth, a certificate of High Commendation; 
fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second Commendation; and seventh, Third Com- 
mendation. 

Group "B", Cock, Hen, Cockerel and Pullet; To each, seven prizes, viz.: A 
first prize of $7; a second of $5; a third of $3; fourth, a certificate of High Com- 
mendation; fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second Commendation; and seventh, 
Third Commendation. Breeding Pen; To each, seven prizes, viz.: A first prize 
of $7; a second of $5; a third of $3; fourth, a certificate of High Commendation; 
fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second Commendation; and seventh, Third Com- 
mendation. 

Group "C", Cock, Hen, Cockerel and Pullet; To each, seven prizes, viz.: A first- 
prize of $6; a second of $4; a third of $2; fourth, a certificate of High Com- 
mendation; fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second Commendation; and seventh, 
Third Commendation. Breeding Pen; To each, seven prizes, viz.: A first prize 

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of $6- a second of $4; a third of $2; fourth, a certificate of High Commendation; 
fifth, 'Commendation; sixth, Second Commendation, and seventh, Third Com- 
mendation. 

For Caponized Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks and Geese; seven prizes will be given 
to each section, as follows: A first-prize of $10; a second of $6; a third of $4; 
fourth, a certificate of High Commendation; fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second 
Commendation; and seventh, Third Commendation. 

In Sections for Turkeys and Pea Fowls, Class "A" and "B" prizes will be 
given as noted for Cock and Hen, hatched prior to 1904, and Cock and Hen, 
hatched in 1904. 

In section for Ducks, Class "A" and "B" prizes will be given as noted for 
Drake and Duck, hatched prior to 1904, and Drake and Duck, hatched in 1904. 

For the Geese and Swans, Group "A", "B" and "C" prizes will be given as 
noted, for male and female hatched prior to 1904, and male and female hatched 
in 1904. 

All entries are to be shown singly or in breeding pens. A breeding pen will 
consist of one male and four females. Birds entered in single classes cannot 
compete in the breeding pens. 

Labels and leg bands will be sent on receipt of application for entry of 
poultry. The reverse of each label must show the senders name and address 
legibly written thereon, and the name of the Express Company for return delivery. 
Express charges must in all cases be prepaid. All exhibits of poultry must be 
banded. The intending exhibitor must put the Louisiana Purchase Exposition leg 
bands on his poultry before making shipment. These bands must be sealed by 
exhibitors who have sealers, or they will be sealed by the Committee immediately 
upon the arrival of the exhibits at the Exposition grounds. No charge will be 
made for leg bands and only bands for poultry furnished by the Louisiana Pur- 
chase Exposition will be recognized. 

No names, marks or decorations will be allowed on the coops until after prizes 
have been awarded. 

Unworthy or unhealthy specimens will Be excluded from competition and from 
show. 

At the close of the exhibition in Division E exhibits are to be promptly re- 
moved from the Exposition grounds. 

All poultry, pigeons and pet stock will be judged and awards made by com- 
parison. 

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in 
this Prize-List will, wherever applicable, govern in this Division. 



TO EXHIBITORS OF POULTRY AT THE UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1904. 

The undersigned Committee of the American Poultry Association has com- 
pleted arrangements with the Universal Exposition of 1904 whereby this Com- 
mittee is to receive, coop, feed, care for, exhibit and return to their respective 
owners upon the close of the Show, the poultry, pigeons and pet stock exhibited 
at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, October 24, to November 5, 1904, inclusive. 

The Committee has arranged for standard-size coops, of the proper size for 
turkeys, geese, ducks, poultry, pigeons and pet stock, and will provide at the 
Exposition grounds an ample supply to meet all requirements. 

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The Committee will provide feed and water for all the poultry, pigeons and pet 
stock on exhibition, their cleanliness, and the necessary utensils for the same, and 
furnish all necessary help for the proper feed, care and exhibition of the poultry, 
pigeons and pet stock and its shipment to and from the Exposition. 

The Committee, for all the necessary accommodations other than the barns, 
including coops, furniture and all services in connection with the shipment, feed, 
care and exhibition of poultry, pigeons and pet stock specified above and such as 
are usually provided for such exhibition, agree to accept from exhibitors in full 
for first-class service and accommodations, one dollar for single exhibits, includ- 
ing pet stock, two dollars for breeding pen and fifty cents for each pigeon. 

The Committee will assume all responsibility to and for exhibitors in con- 
nection with the exhibition of poultry, pigeons and pet stock at the World's Fair, 
but assumes no responsibility for the loss of exhibits in course of shipment or by 
disease, handling or accident while on exhibition. 

In estimating the cost necessary for the receiving, cooping, feed, care, exhibi- 
tion, return, and other expenses at the show this Committee have made a most 
careful estimate based upon the number of probable entries. While it is not 
thought the sum named will more than equal expenses, yet if any surplus should 
result the amount will be employed for additional testimonial prizes to be 
awarded to the exhibitors winning prizes at the show. 

For further information concerning the foregoing, address Henry Steinmesch, 
Chairman, World's Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo. 

(Signed) HENRY STEINMESCH, Chairman, 

T. F. McGREW, 

U. R. FISHEL, 
Committee of the American Poultry Association. 



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Class LXXIII.— AMERICAN. 

(See list of Special Prizes for Poultry published on following pages.) 

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

Section. Group. 

1. American Dominiques (C) 

2. Javas, Black (C) 

3. Javas, Mottled (C) 

4. Plymouth Rocks, Barred (A) 

5. Plymouth Rocks, Buff (A) 

6. Plymouth Rocks, White (A) 

6%. Rhode Island Red, Single Comb (A) 

7. Wyandottes, Black (C) 

8. Wyandottes, Buff (A) 

9. Wyandottes, Golden (A) 

10. Wyandottes, Partridge (A) 

11. Wyandottes, Silver (A) 

12. Wyandottes, Silver Penciled (A) 

13. Wyandottes, White (A) 



Class LXXIV.— ASIATIC. 
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

1. Brahmas, Dark (A) 

2. Brahmas, Light (A) 

3. Cochins, Black (B) 

4. Cochins, Buff (A) 

5. Cochins, Partridge (A) 

6. Cochins, White (B) 

7. Langshans, Black (A) 

8. Langshans, White (B) 



Class LXXV.— ENGLISH. 
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

1. Dorkings, Colored (B) 

2. Dorkings, Silver Gray (A) 

3. Dorkings, White (B) 

4. Orpingtons, Buff (A) 

5. Red Caps (C) 

Class LXXVI.— FRENCH. 
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

1. Crevecoeurs (C) 

2. Houdans (A) 

3. La Fleche (C) 

Class LXXVI-A.— BELGIAN. 

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 



1. Braekel 

2. Coucou of Mechelen 



(A) 
(A) 



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Class LXX VI I.— HAMBURG. 

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

Section. Group. 

1. Hamburgs, Black ( A ) 

2. Hamburgs, Penciled, Golden (A) 

3. Hamburgs, Penciled, Silver '(A) 

4. Hamburgs, Spangled, Golden (A) 

5. Hamburgs, Spangled, Silver (A) 

6. Hamburgs, White (C) 

Class LXXVIII.— MEDITERRANEAN. 
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

1. Anconas, Mottled (C) 

2. Andalusians, Blue (A) 

3. Leghorns, Black (C) 

4. Leghorns, Rose Comb, White (A) 

5. Leghorns, Silver Duckwing (C) 

6. Leghorns, Single Comb, Brown (A) 

6y 2 . Leghorns, Rose Comb, Brown (A) 

7. Leghorns, Single Comb, Buff (A) 

8. Leghorns, Single Comb, White (A) 

9. Minorcas, Single Comb, White (B) 

10. Minorcas, Single Comb, Black (A) 

11. Spanish, White Face, Black (A) 

Class LXXIX.— POLISH. 
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

1. Polish, Bearded Golden (B) 

2. Polish, Bearded Silver (B) 

3. Polish, Bearded White (C) 

4. Polish, Black, White Crested (A) 

5. Polish, Buff Laced (A) 

6. Polish, Golden (B) 

7. Polish, Silver (B) 

8. Polish, White (C) 



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Class LXXX.— BANTAMS OTHER THAN GAME. 

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

Section. Group. 

1. Black Japanese (B) 

2. White Japanese (B) 

3. Black Tailed Japanese (A) 

4. Booted White (B) 

5. Brahmas, Dark (B) 

6. Brahmas, Light (A) 

7. Cochins, Black (A) 

8. Cochins, Buff (A) 

9. Cochins, Partridge (A) 

10. Cochins, White (A) 

11. Polish, Buff Laced (C) 

12. Polish, White Crested White (C) 

12^.White Crested White Bearded (C) 

13. African, Black (A) 

14. African, White (C) 

15. Sebright, Golden (A) 

16. Sebright, Silver (A) 

Class LXXXI.— GAMES. 

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

1. Birchen Games (C) 

2. Black Breasted Red Game , (A) 

3. Black Game (C) 

4. Brown Red Game (A) 

5. Duckwing Game, Golden (A) 

6. Duckwing Game, Silver (A) 

7. Red Pyle (A) 

8. White Game (B) 

Class LXXXII.— GAME BANTAMS. 
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

1. Birchen (C) 

2. Black (C) 

3. Black Breasted Red (A) 

4. Duckwing, Golden (A) 

5. Duckwing, Silver (A) 

6. Red Pyle (A) 

7. White (C) 

8. Black Red (C) 

Class LXXXI II.— ORIENTAL GAMES AND GAME BANTAMS. 
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

1. Games, Indian, Cornish (A) 

2. Games, Indian, White (B) 

3. Malay Bantams, Black Breasted Red (C) 

4. Malays, Black Breasted Red (C) 



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Class LXXXIV.— MISCELLANEOUS FOWLS. 

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

Section. Group. 

1. Frizzles (C) 

2. Silkies (C) 

3. Sultans (C) 

4. Sumatras, Black (C) 



Class LXXXV.—TURKEYS. 

(Cock and Hen hatched prior to 1904; Cock and Hen hatched in 1904.) 

1. Black (B) 

2. Bronze (A) 

3. Narragansett (B) 

4. Slate (B) 

5. White Holland (A) 

6. Buff (C) 

Class LXXXVI.— DUCKS. 

(Drake and Duck hatched prior to 1904; Drake and Duck hatched in 1904.) 

1. Aylesbury (A) 

2. Cayuga (A) 

3. Black East Indian (B) 

4. Gray Call (A) 

5. White Call (A) 

6. Indian Runner (A) 

7. Muscovy, Colored ( B) 

8. Muscovy, White (B) 

9. Pekin (A) 

10. Rouen (A) 

11. Swedish (A) 

12. White Crested (B) 

1 3. Belgian (A) 

Class LXXXVII.— GEESE. 

(Gander and Goose hatched prior to 1904; Gander and Goose hatched in 1904.) 

1. African (C) 

2. Chinese, Brown (A) 

3. Chinese, White (A) 

4. Egyptian (C) 

5. Embden (A) 

6. Toulouse (A) 

7. Wild Geese, Domesticated (A) 



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Class LXXXVIII.— NON-STANDARD VARIETIES. 

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) 

1. Guinea Fowls, White (B) 

2. Guinea Fowls, Other than White (B) 

3. Pea Fowls (B) 

4. Swans, Black (B) 

5. Swans, White (B) 

6. Columbian Wyandotte (C) 

7. Rhode Island Red, Rose Comb (B) 

8. Indian Game Bantams (C) 

9. Orpingtons, S. C. White (B) 

10. Orpingtons, S. C. Black (B) 

11. Orpingtons, R. C. Buff (B) 

12. Orpingtons, Jubilee (C) 

13. Leghorns, R. C. Buff (C) 

14. Favorelles ~ (C) 

15. Dominique Leghorns (C) 

16. Barred Plymouth Rock Bantams (C) 

17. Pit Games (A) 

18. Russians (C) 

19. Rumpless (C) 

20. Sicilians (C) 

21. Sherwoods (C) 

22. White Wonders (C) 

23. Bourbon Red Turkeys* (C) 

24. Rose Comb White Minorcas (B) 

25. Rose Comb Black Minorcas (B) 

26. Buff Hamburgs (C) 

27. Plymouth Rocks, Silver Penciled (C) 

28. Plymouth Rocks, Partridge (C) 

29. Javas, White (C) 

30. Jersey Blues (C) 

31. White Crested White Polish Bantams, Bearded (C) 

32. Gray Japanese Bantams (C) 

33. Rhode Island Red, Pea Comb (C) 

34. Fluffs (Klondikes) , any Color (C) 

35. Lakenfelders (B) 

36. Campines (B) 

37. Belgian Game (C) 

38. French Game (C) 

39. Ascel, Indian Game (C) 

40. Shamo, Japanese Game (C) 

Class LXXXIX.— CAPONIZED FOWLS, TURKEYS, DUCKS AND GEESE. 

1. Caponized Fowl, Asiatic (A) 

2. Caponized Fowl, American (A) 

3. Capon, Any Other Variety (A) 

4. Caponized Drake, Any Variety Ducks (A) 

5. Caponized Gander, Any Variety Geese (A) 

6. Caponized Gobbler, Any Variety Turkeys (A) 

Class XC— OSTRICHES. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Male and not less than four Females $100 $ 75 $ 50 



♦Cock and Hen hatched prior to 1904. 



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SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITORS OF POULTRY. 

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commis- 
sion, offers to the poultry, pigeon and pet stock fanciers of Missouri the following 
cash prizes. Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these awards. 

The rules and regulations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will be the 
rule and guide in making awards. 

It should be remembered that these prizes are offered in addition to any and 
all World's Fair prizes; that any Missouri Exhibitor failing to win a World's Fair 
prize may still win a Missouri prize — in short, Missouri exhibitors will compete 
against each other only for Missouri prizes, yet at the same time they will com- 
pete with the World for World's Fair prizes. 

For further information address D. P. Stroup, Chairman Poultry Department, 
or Henry Steinmesch, Superintendent of Poultry for the Missouri World's Fair 
Commission, St. Louis, Mo. 



POULTRY PRIZES— Class A. 

The premiums to be paid on all poultry in Class A are as follovv r s: 

1st. 

Cock $ 10 

Hen 10 

Cockerel 10 

Pullet 10 

Breeding Pen 10 

Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Langshans, 

White Plymouth Rocks, Light Brahmas, 

Buff Plymouth Rock, S. C. White Leghorns, 

Silver-Laced Wyandottes, S. C. Brown Leghorns, 

White Wyandottes, Capons, Asiatic, 

Golden Wyandottes, Capons, American, 

Buff Wyandottes, Capons, any other variety. 
Black Langshans, 



2nd. 3rd. 

$ 6 $ 4 

6 4 

6 4 

6 4 

6 4 



POULTRY PRIZES— Class B. 

The following premiums will be paid on the varieties named below: 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

Cock $ 7 $ 5 $ 3 

Hen 7 5 3 

Cockerel 7 5 3 

Pullet 7 5 3 

Breeding Pen 7 5 3 

Silver-Penciled Wyandottes, S. C. Buff Orpingtons, 

Partridge Wyandottes, White-Faced Black Spanish, 

Buff Cochins, Cornish Indian Games, 

Partridge Cochins, Houdans, 

R. C. Brown Leghorns, Silver Gray Dorkings, 

S. C. Buff Leghorns, Silver Spangled Hamburgs. 

S. C. Black Minorcas, 



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POULTRY PRIZES— Class C. 

The following premiums will be paid on the varieties named below: 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

Cock $6 $4 $2 

Hen 6 4 2 

Cockerel 6 4 2 

Pullet 6 4 2 

Breeding Pen 6 4 2 

Black Cochins, Black-Breasted Red Games, 

White Cochins, Red Pyle Games, 

Dark Brahmas, Golden Duckwing Games, 

R. C. White Leghorns, S. C. Rhode Island Reds, 

W. C. Black Polish, S. C. White Orpingtons, 

Buff Laced Polish, S. C. Black Orpingtons, 

White Polish," R. C. Black Minorcas. 
Pit Games, 



BANTAMS. 



Black-Tailed Japanese, 
Buff Cochins, 
Black Cochins, 
White Cochins, 
Golden Sebrights, 



Silver Sebrights, 
Black-Breasted Red Games, 
Silver Duckwings, 
Golden Duckwings, 
Red Pyle. 



TURKEYS. 

Bronze Tom, hatched prior to 1904 20 

Bronze Hen, hatched prior to 1904 20 

Bronze Tom, hatched in 1904 20 

Bronze Hen, hatched in 1904 20 

White Holland Tom, hatched prior to 1904 15 

White Holland Hen, hatched prior to 1904 15 

White Holland Tom, hatched in 1904 15 

White Holland Hen, hatched in 1904 15 

Buff Tom, hatched prior to 1904 10 

Buff Hen, hatched prior to 1904 10 

Buff Tom, hatched in 1904 10 

Buff Hen, hatched in 1904 10 



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DUCKS. 



Pekin, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904 10 6 4 

Pekin, in pairs, hatched in 1904 10 6 4 

Rouen, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904 6 4 2 

Rouen, in pairs, hatched in 1904 6 4 2 

Black Cayuga, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904 6 4 2 

Black Cayuga, in pairs, hatched in 1904 6 4 2 

Indian Runner, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904 6 4 2 

Indian Runner, in pairs, hatched in 1904 6 4 2 

Aylesbury, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904 6 4 2 

Aylesbury, in pairs, hatched in 1904 6 4 2 

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GEESE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

Toulouse, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904 $6 $4 $2 

Toulouse, in pairs, hatched in 1904 6 4 2 

Embden, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904 6 4 2 

Embden, in pairs, hatched in 1904 6 4 2 

Any other variety, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904 6 4 2 

Any other variety, in pairs, hatched in 1904 6 4 2 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Pea Fowls, in pairs, old or young 10 

Golden Pheasants, in pairs, old or young 10 

Silver Pheasants, in pairs, old or young 10 

Lady Amherst Pheasants, in pairs, old or young 10 

Reeve Pheasants, in pairs, old or young 10 

Ring Neck Pheasants, in pairs, old or young 10 

Any other variety ornamental birds, old or young 10 

Guineas, any variety, in pairs, old or young 7 

PIGEONS. 

The exhibit of Pigeons will be governed by the same rules and regulations 
as those used for Poultry as far as practicable. 

Cash prizes will be paid to Missouri exhibitors only on the different varieties 
as follows: 

1st. 2nd. 

Cock, bred prior to 1904 $2 $1 

Hen, bred prior to 1904 2 1 

Cock, bred in 1904 Blue Ribbon Red Ribbon 

Hen, bred in 1904 Blue Ribbon Red Ribbon 

All young birds (bred in 1904) must wear seamless 1904 band. 

Carriers — Black, Blue, Dun, A. O. C. 
Pouters— Black, Blue, Red, White, A. O. C. 
Pigmy Pouters — Black, Blue, White, A. O. C. 
Barbs— Black, Red, A. O. C. 



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SPECIAL PRIZES FOR POULTRY. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK FOWLS. 

The American Plymouth Rock Club offers to club members the following spe- 
cial prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, as determined by 
the best record made in awards in the regular classes for Barred Plymouth 
Rocks by the official Judges, provided that each exhibitor showing for display 
specials make at least two exhibits in each of the single classes: 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 9th. 10th. 

Cock $15 $10 $5 $4 $3 $2 $1 $1 $1 $1 

Cockerel 15 10 5 4 3 2 1 1 1 1 

Hen 15 10 5 4 3 2 1 1 1 1 

Pullet 15 10 5 4 3 2 1 1 1 1 

Breeding Pen 15 10 5 4 3 2 1 1 1 1 

Display 20 10 5 

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The display prizes will be awarded to the exhibitors making the three highest 
scores, first to count 15, second 12, third 10, fourth 8, fifth 6, sixth 5, seventh 4, 
eighth 3, ninth, 2, tenth 1; breeding pen prizes to count double the above. In case 
of a tie the party exhibiting the largest number of birds in all sections to win. 

For further information address H. P. Schwab, Secretary of the American Ply- 
mouth Rock Club, Rochester, N. Y. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK FOWLS. 

The American Buff Plymouth Rock Club offers to members of the Club the 
following special prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, at 
St. Louis, Mo., as determined by the best records made in the awards in the 
regular classes for Buff Plymouth Rocks by the official judge, provided that each 
exhibitor showing for the display specials make at least two exhibits in each 
of the open or single classes, viz.: 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

Cock $15 $10 $ 5 $ 4 $ 3 $ 2 $ 1 

Cockerel 15 10 5 4 3 2 1 

Hen 15 10 5 4 3 2 1 

Pullet 15 10 5 4 3 2 1 

Breeding Pen 15 10 5 4 3 2 1 

Display 25 15 10 

The prizes for displays will be awarded to exhibitors making the three high- 
est scores, in all the competitions, first prize to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth 
5, fifth, sixth 3, seventh 2; breeding pen prizes to count twice as many points 
as single birds. In case of a tie the party exhibiting the largest number of birds 
in all sections to win. 

For further information address W. C. Denny, Secretary of the American Buff 
Plymouth Rock Club, Rochester, N. Y. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR PEA COMB RHODE ISLAND RED FOWLS. 

The Pea Comb Rhode Island Red Club of America offers to members a silver 
cup, value $25 for the best exhibit made at the Universal Exposition of 1904, of 
Pea Comb Rhode Island Reds. The awards to be determined by the relative 
standing of the contestants in the competition for the regular prizes offered by 
the World's Fair. 

For further information address Mr. John Lowe, Secretary Pea Comb Rhode 
Island Red Club of America, Swansea, Mass. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR RHODE ISLAND RED FOWLS. 

The Rhode Island Red Club of America offers to members the following cash 
prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, at St. Louis, Mo., as 
determined by the best records made in the awards in regular classes for Rose 
and Single Comb Rhode Island Reds by the official judge, viz.: 

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ROSE COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

Cock ■ $ 5 $ 3 $ 2 

Cockerel 5 3 2 

Hen 5 3 2 

Pullet 5 3 2 

Pen 5 3 2 



SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS. 

Cock 5 3 2 

Cockerel 5 3 2 

Hen 5 3 2 

Pullet 5 3 2 

Pen 5 3 2 

For further information address W. J. Drisko, Secretary of the Rhode Island 
Red Club of America, Everett, Mass. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BUFF WYANDOTTE FOWLS. 

The American Buff Wyandotte Club offers to members only the following cash 
specials to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904 as determined by the 
best records made in the regular classes for Buff Wyandottes by the official judge, 
provided that each competitor for the display prizes exhibit in the regular classes 
not less than one cock, one cockerel, one hen, one pullet and one breeding pen, 
viz.: 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

Cock $ 3 $ 2 

Cockerel 3 2 

Hen 3 2 

Pullet 3 2 

Pen 3 2 

Display 25 15 $10 $5 

The prizes for displays to be awarded to the exhibitors making the four 
highest scores, first prize to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 3, 
and seventh 2. In case of a tie the exhibitor showing the largest number of birds 
in all sections to win. 

For further information address Andrew Riddell, Secretary of the American 
Buff Wyandotte Club, Shushan, N. Y. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR GOLDEN WYANDOTTE FOWLS. 

The National Golden Wyandotte Club of America offers to members the follow- 
ing specials for the best exhibits of Golden Wyandottes made at the Universal 
Exposition of 1904 as determined by the best records made in the awards in the 

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regular classes by the official judge, provided that each competitor make one 
exhibit in each of the regular classes, viz.: 

1st. 2nd. 

Cock $ 2 $ 2 

Cockerel 2 2 

Hen [\ 2 2 

Pullet 2 2 

Breeding Pen 2 2 

For further information address A. W. Davis, Secretary of the National Golden 
Wyandotte Club, Big Rock, Illinois. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SILVER LACED WYANDOTTE FOWLS. 

The Silver Laced Wyandotte Club of America offers to members the following 
special prizes for exhibits of Silver Laced Wyandotte Fowls exhibited at the 
Universal Exposition of 1904, as determined by the best record made in awards 
in the regular classes by the official judge: 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

Cock ?5 $3 $2 

Cockerel 5 3 2 

Hen 5 3 2 

Pullet 5 3 2 

Breeding Pen 10 6 4 

For further information address A. C. LeDuc, Secretary of the Silver Laced 
Wyandotte Club of America, Chenoa, 111. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR WHITE WYANDOTTE FOWLS. 

The American White Wyandotte Club, Maurice F. Delano, Secretary, Millville, 
N. J., offers to members the following cash specials to be awarded at the Universal 
Exposition of 1904, at St. Louis, Mo., as determined by the best records made in 
the awards in the regular classes for White Wyandottes by the official judge, pro- 
vided that each exhibitor make not less than two exhibits in each section in 
which he competes, viz.: 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

Cock *$50 $10 $ 5 

Cockerel ** 25 10 5 

Hen 10 10 5 

Pullet 10 10 5 

Pen 20 10 10 

Display 25 15 10 

Competition for display specials to be limited to parties making at least two 
exhibits in each section, and the prizes will be awarded to the exhibitors making 
the three highest scores, first prize to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth 
4, sixth 3, seventh 2; breeding pen prizes to count twice as many points as single 
birds. In case of a tie the party exhibiting the largest number of birds in all 
sections to win. 

For further information address Maurice F. Delano, Secretary of American 
White Wyandotte Club, Millville, N. J. 



Sterling Silver Cup. 
Silver Cup. 



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SPECIAL PRIZES FOR WHITE WYANDOTTE FOWLS. 

The National White Wyandotte Club offers to members the following cash 
specials to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, at St. Louis, Mo., as 
determined by the best records made in the awards in the regular classes for 
White Wyandottes by the official judge, provided that each exhibitor make not 
less than two exhibits in each section in which he competes: 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 9th. 10th. 

Cock $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 

Cockerel 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

Hen 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

Pullet 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

Pen 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 

For further information address Ross C. H. Hallock, Secretary of the National 
White Wyandotte Club, St. Louis, Mo. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR LIGHT BRAHMA FOWLS. 

The American Light Brahma Club offers to members the following special 
prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition at St. Louis, Mo., as deter- 
mined by the best records made in the awards in the regular classes, viz.: 

Display Light Brahmas Silver Cup. 

Display Light Brahma Bantams Silver Cup. 

The prizes will be awarded to the exhibitor making the highest scores, first 
prize to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 3, seventh 2; breeding 
pen prizes to count twice as many points as single birds. 

For further information address John Rumbold, Secretary of American Light 
Brahma Club, Baltimore, Md. 



SPECIAL PRIZE FOR HOUDAN FOWLS. 

The American Houdan Club offers a Sterling Silver Cup, value , for the 

best exhibit of Houdan fowls made at the Universal Exposition of 1904 as de- 
termined by the best record made in the awards in the regular classes by the 
official judge, provided that each competitor show in the regular classes not less 
than one cock, one hen, one cockerel, one pullet, and one breeding pen. 

For further information address C. E. Petersen, President of the American 
Houdan Club, Franklin, Maine. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BLUE ANDALUSIAN FOWLS. 

The Blue Andalusian Club of America offers to members the following spe- 
cials to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904 as determined by the 

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best records made in the awards in the regular classes for Blue Andalusians by 
the official judge, viz.: 

Best Cock $ 2 . 50 

Best Cockerel 2.50 

Best Hen 2.50 

Best Pullet 2.50 

For further information address E. L. C. Morse, Secretary of the Blue An- 
dalusian Club of America, S206 Cornell Ave., South Chicago, 111. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BUFF LEGHORN FOWLS. 

The American Buff Leghorn Club offers to members the following specials to 
be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904 as determined by the best record 
made in the awards in the regular classes for Buff Leghorns by the official judge, 
viz.: 

Best display, Silver Cup, value $25. 
Second best display, Silver Cup, value $15. 

Competition for the display specials is limited to parties making at least one 
exhibit in each competition and the prizes will be awarded on the record to the 
exhibitor making the highest score in the regular classes. First to count 10, 
second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 3, seventh 2. Prizes to breeding pen to 
count twice as many points as the corresponding prizes on single birds. In case 
of a tie the party exhibiting the largest number of birds in all sections to win. 

For further information address Geo. S. Barnes, Secretary of the American 
Buff Leghorn Club, Battle Creek, Michigan. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR POLISH FOWLS. 

The American Polish Club offers to members for best displays of Polish 
varieties named and exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, as determined 
by the best records made in awards in the regular classes by the official judge the 
following prizes: 

Display of Buff Laced Polish Silver Cup, value $15 

Display of White-crested Black Polish Silver Cup, value 10 

Competition for the display specials is limited to parties making at least two 
exhibits of Cocks, Cockerels, Hens, Pullets and Breeding Pen of the varieties 
shown, and the prizes will be awarded to the exhibitors making the highest 
scores, first prize to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 3, and 
seventh 2. In case of a tie the exhibitor having the largest number of birds 
entered in the competition to win. 

For further information address M. V. Caldwell, Secretary of American Polish 
Club, Leetonia, Ohio. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR FLUFF (KLONDIKE) FOWLS. 

The National Fluff Club of America offers to members a Silver Cup, value $25 
for the best exhibit of Fluff (Klondike) fowls made at the Universal Exposition of 

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1904 as determined by the best record made in the awards in the regular classes 
by the official judge of the Exposition. 

For further information address F. J. Reveley, Secretary of the National 
Fluff Club of America, East Haven, Conn. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR LAKENFELDER FOWLS. 

The American Lakenfelder Club offers to members the following cash specials 
to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904 as determined by the best 
records made in the awards in the regular classes for Lakenfelder by the official 
judge, provided that each exhibitor makes not less than two exhibits in each sec- 
tion in which he competes, viz.: 

Cock ? 5 

Cockerel 5 

Hen 5 

Pullet 5 

Breeding Pen 5 

Display 20 

Competition for the display special is limited to parties making at least two 
exhibits in each competition and the prize will be awarded to the exhibitor mak- 
ing the highest score in the regular class, first prize to count 10, second 8, third 6, 
fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 3, and seventh 2; breeding pen prizes to count twice as many 
points as single birds. In case of a tie the party exhibiting the largest number 
of birds in all sections to win. 

For further information address Theo. F. Jager, Secretary of the American 
Lakenfelder Club, Springdale, Conn. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BRONZE TURKEYS. 

The National Bronze Turkey Club offers to members a silver cup valued at $25 
for the best exhibit of Bronze Turkeys made at the Universal Exposition of 1904, 
as determined by the best record made in the awards in the regular classes by 
the official judge, provided that each competitor show in the regular classes not 
less than one male and two females hatched prior to 1904, and one male and two 
females hatched in 1904. 

For further information address Mrs. B. F. Hislop, Secretary, Milford, 111. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR TOULOUSE GEESE. 

The National Toulouse Goose Club offers to members a silver cup valued at 
$25 for the best exhibit of Toulouse geese made at the Universal Exposition of 
1904, as determined by the best record made in the awards in the regular classes 
by the official judge, provided that each competitor show in the regular classes 
not less than one male and two females hatched prior to 1904, and one male and 
two females hatched in 1904. 

For further information address Mrs. B. F. Hislop, Secretary of the National 
Toulouse Goose Club, Milford, 111. 



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SPECIAL PRIZES FOR WATER FOWL. 

The International Water Fowl Association offers to members the following 
special prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904 for the fowls 
named, viz.: 

For best display of Geese shown by any one exhibitor, Silver Cup, value $25 

For best display of Ducks shown by any one exhibitor, Silver Cup, value 25 

For best display of Rouen Ducks Gold 5 

For best Colored Muscovy Drake in show 5 

The display prizes will be awarded to exhibitors making the highest score in 
the regular classes, first prize to count 10; second 8; third 6; fourth 5; fifth 4; 
sixth 3; and seventh 2. 

For further information address Theo. F. Jager, Secretary the International 
Water Fowl Association, Springdale, Conn. 



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PIGEONS. 

Entries of pigeons shall consist of single birds, and cocks and hens hatched 
prior to 1904 will compete in their respective classes. Birds entered in the young 
class (hatched in 1904) must wear a seamless band of the year 1904. 

All pigeons must be exhibited in standard coops of uniform make. Arrange- 
ments will be effected by the Exposition management for a supply of these, obtain- 
able at a reasonable rental on the Exposition grounds, and exhibitors will procure 
them there directly from the Committee of the American Poultry Association. 

Prizes for the best male and female of each variety of pigeons, hatched prior 
to 1904, will be as follows: First, $3; second, $2; third, High Commendation, and, 
fourth, Commendation. For the best bird of each variety, hatched in 1904, male 
and female competing together: First, $3; second, $2; third, High Commenda- 
tion, and, fourth, Commendation. 

Badges or Ribbons will be given with all awards. 

All pigeons will be judged and awards made by comparison. 

Birds not correctly entered will be excluded from competition. 

All specimens must be exhibited in their natural condition. Quality, beauty 
of plumage, purity of race and uniformity in markings required. 

The Exposition will not be responsible for loss from any cause. 



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PIGEON CLASSIFICATION. 



Class XCI.— ARCHANGELS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 



Section 1. Dark Bronze. 
2. Light Bronze. 



Class XCII.— BARBS. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 



Section 1. Black. 

2. Dun. 

3. Red. 

4. White. 

5. Yellow. 

6. Any Other Color. 



Class XCIII.— CARRIERS. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 



Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Dun. 

4. White. 

5. Any Other Color. 



Class XCIV.— DRAGOONS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 



Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Grizzles. 



4. Red. 

5. White. 

6. Yellow. 

7. Silver Checkers. 

8. Any Other Color. 



Class XCV.— DUCHESS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 



Section 1. Crested. 
2. Smooth. 



Class XCVI.— ENGLISH TIPPLERS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 



Section 1. Dark Mottle. 
2. Light Mottle. 



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Class XCVII.— FANTAILS, PLAIN LEG, SMOOTH HEAD. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1 Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Red or Yellow. 

4. Silver. 

5. White. 

6. Yellow. 

7. Any Other Color. 

Class XCVIII.— FANTAILS— SADDLEBACK. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class XCIX.— ANCIENT— HIGHFLYERS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Red. 

4. White. 

5. Yellow. 

Class C— BRANDERS. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CI.— BURMESE. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Any Other Color. 

Class CII.—DANZIGER— HIGHFLYERS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class Clll.— FLORENTINE. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Any Other Color. 

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Class CIV.— GERMAN BEARDS, CLEAN LEG— HIGHFLYERS. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Red. 

4. Any Other Color. 

Class CV.— HELMET. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CVII.— HUNGARIAN. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Red. 

3. Any Other Color. 

Class CVIII.— MALTESE. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Blue or Silver. 
2. Black or Red. 

Class CIX.— HEN PIGEONS, MALTESE. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Red. 

4. White. 

5. Any Other Color. 

Class CX.— POLISH LYNX. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Austrian Strasser Any Color. 

2. Maltese White. 

3. Spangled. 

4. White Barred Any Color. 

Class CXI.— STORK. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Tumbler Any Color. 

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Class CXII.— STRALSUNDER. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CXIII. — SWIFTS. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Almond. 

2. Black. 

3. Dun. 

4. Any Other Color. 



Class CXV.— TRUMPETERS, ENGLISH OR GERMAN. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3 Red. 

4. Any Other Color. 



Class CXVIL— FRILL BACKS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Blue. 

2. Red. 

3. White. 

4. Any Other Color. 



Class CXVIII.— ICE. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. White, Black Barred. 

Class CXIX.— MONKS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CXX.— PORCELAIN. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Any Color. 

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Class CXXI.— PRIESTS. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 



Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Red. 

4. Yellow. 

5. Any Other Color. 



Class CXXII.— QUAKERS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CXXI V.— STAR LING. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CXXV.— FIREBACKS. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CXXVI.— HOMERS, SHOW. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black Check. 

2. Blue Check. 

3. Any Other Color. 

Class CXXV 1 1. —HOMERS, WORKING. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 



Section 1. 


Black. 


2. 


Black Checked. 


3. 


Blue. 


4. 


Blue Checked. 


5. 


Red Checked. 


6. 


Silver. 


7. 


White. 


8. 


Any Other Color 



Class CXXIX.— JACOBINS. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 



Section 1. 


Black. 


2. 


Blue. 


6. 


Red. 


4. 


White. 


5. 


Yellow. 


6. 


Any Other Color. 



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Class CXXX.— MAGPIES. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 



Section 1. 


Black. 


2. 


Blue. 


3. 


Red. 


4. 


Yellow. 


5. 


Any Other Color. 



Class CXXXI.— NUNS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CXXXII.— ORIENTAL FRILLS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Bluette or Silverette. 

2. Barred Blondinette. 

3. Laced Blondinette. 

4. Satinette. 

5. Any Other Variety. 

Class CXXXI 1 1.— OWLS, AFRICAN. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue or Silver. 

3. White. 

4. Any Other Color. 

Class CXXXIV.— OWLS, CHINESE. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Blue or Silver. 

2. White. 

3. Any Other Color. 

Class CXXXV.— OWLS, ENGLISH. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue or Powdered Blue. 

3. Silver or Powdered Silver. 

4. Any Other Color. 

Class CXXXVI.— POUTERS, BREUNER. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen. 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Red. 

4. White. 

5. Any Other Color. 

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Class CXXXVII.— POUTERS— DOMINIKAN OR BOHEMIAN. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CXXXVIII— POUTERS, ENGLISH. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black Pied. 

2. Blue Pied. 

3. Red Pied. 

4. White. 

5. Yellow Pied. 

6. Any Other Color. 

Class CXXXIX.— POUTERS, PIGMY. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Red or Yellow. 

4. Silver. 

5. White. 

6. Any Other Color. 

Class CXL.— RUNTS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Blue. 

2. Black. 

3. Red or Yellow. 

4. Silver. 

5. White. 

6. Any Other Color. 

Class CXLI.— SHIELDS, WHITE BARRED. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CXLI I.— SWALLOW, BARLESS. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Red. 

4. Yellow. 

5. Any Other Color. 

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Class CXLIV.— SWALLOW, SPOT OR SNIP. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Red. 

4. Spangled, Any Color. 

Class CXLV.— SWALLOW, BLACK BARRED, FULL HEAD. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CXLVI.— SWALLOW, WHITE BARRED, FULL HEAD. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black or Blue. 
2. Red or Yellow. 

Class CXLVI!.— TRUMPETERS, ENGLISH. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Red. 

2. White. 

3. Yellow. 

Class CXLVIII.— TRUMPETERS, RUSSIAN. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Dun. 

3. Mottle. 

4. White. 

5. Any Other Color. 

Class CXLIX.— TUMBLERS, ENGLISH SHORT FACE. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Almond Kite or Agate. 

2. Black. 

3. Red. 

4. Yellow. 

5. Any Other Color. 

Class CL.— TUMBLERS, LONG FACE, CLEAN LEG, BALD HEAD. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

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Class CLI.— TUMBLERS, LONG FACE, CLEAN LEG, BEARD. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CLII. — TUMBLERS, LONG FACE, CLEAN LEG, MOTTLE OR ROSEWING. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Red. 

3. Yellow. 

Class C L. 1 1 1 . — TUMBLERS, LONG FACE, CLEAN LEG, SOLID COLOR. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Red. 

3. White. 

4. Yellow. 

Class CLIV.— TUMBLERS, MUFFED BADGE. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CLV.— TUMBLERS, MUFFED BARRED. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Blue. 
2. Silver. 

Class CLVI.— TUMBLERS, MUFFED BEARD. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CLVM.— TUMBLERS, MUFFED BELL NECK. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black or Blue. 
2. Red or Yellow. 

Class CLVIII.— TUMBLERS, MUFFED, MOTTLE OR ROSEWING. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Red. 

3. Yellow. 

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Class CLIX.— TUMBLERS, MUFFED, SOLID COLOR. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Red. 

3. White. 

4. Yellow. 

Class CLX.— TUMBLERS, MUFFED, WHITE SIDE. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CLXI.— TUMBLERS, PARLOR. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Any Color Double. 

2. Any Color Roller. 

3. Any Color Single. 

4. Black or Dun Single. 

5. Red or Yellow Single. 

Class CLXII.— TUMBLERS, ANY OTHER VARIETY, SHORT FACE. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CLXIII.— TAIL TURBITS. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CLXIV.— TURBITS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Black. 

2. Blue. 

3. Red. 

4. Silver. 

5. Yellow. 

C. Any Other Color. 



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MISCELLANEOUS. 



Class CLXV.— BRUNSWICK— TRUMPETERS. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CLXVI.— CAPUCHIN. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 

Section 1. Barred. 

2. Any Solid Color. 

Class CLXVII.— DAMASCENE. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1901.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CLXVIII.— HYACINTH. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CLXIX.— LAHORE. 

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CLXX— SUABIAN. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 

Class CLXXI.— VICTORIA. 
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.) 
Section 1. Any Color. 



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PET STOCK. 

BELGIAN HARES AND RABBITS. 

The preceding rules and conditions of entry for poultry, pigeons and pet 
stock, published on page 210 of this Prize-List, will pertain to Belgian Hares 
and rabbits so far as applicable. 

Application for entry of Belgian Hares and rabbits of recognized breeds must 
be accompanied by certificates showing registration of breeds of record, and the 
breeding on the prescribed form of the Exposition, for the breeds of which there 
are no established records. A copy of the certificate showing registration in the 
American Stud Book for Hares and Rabbits, signed by the Secretary of the Asso- 
ciation publishing the same, must accompany each application for the entry of 
the breeds of hares and rabbits for which registration is provided. Prizes will be 
given Belgian Hares as noted below, and to the several breeds of rabbits, male 
and female, over six and under six months of age, to each of the breeds named 
herein, as follows: A first prize of $6; a second of $4; a third of $2; fourth, a 
certificate of High Commendation; fifth, Commendation; Sixth, Second Com- 
mendation, and seventh, Third Commendation. 



Class CLXXII.— BELGIAN HARES. 

Section. 

Buck, eight months old or over . . $ 6 
Buck, six and under eight months 
Buck, four and under six months. 

4. Buck, under four months 6 

5. Doe, eight months old or over . . 

6. Doe, six and under eight months. 

7. Doe, four and under six months. . 
Doe, under four months 



GET OF ONE BUCK. 

9. Buck, with four of his get 10 6 4 H.C. C. 2dC. 3dC. 

PRODUCE OF ONE DOE. 

10. Doe, with four of her produce. . . 6 4 2 H.C. C. 2dC. 3dC. 

CHAMPION. 

11. Buck, any age $10 

1 2. Doe, any age 10 



1st. 


2nd. 


3rd. 


4th. 


5th. 


6th. 


7th 


$ 6 


$ 4 


$ 2 


H.C. 


C. 


2dC. 


3dC 


6 


4 


2 


H.C. 


c. 


2dC. 


3dC 


6 


4 


2 


H.C. 


c. 


2dC. 


3dC 


6 


4 


9 

LA 


H.C. 


c. 


2dC. 


3dC 


6 


4 


2 


H.C. 


c. 


2dC. 


3dC 


6 


4 


2 


H.C. 


c. 


2dC. 


3dC 


6 


4 


2 


H.C. 


c. 


2dC. 


3dC 


G 


4 


2 


H.C. 


c. 


2dC. 


3dC 



240 — 



Class CLXXIII— RABBITS. 

(Buck, over six months; Buck, under six months. Doe, over six months; Doe, 

under six months.) 



Section. Breed. 


1. 


Angora, White. 


2. 


Angora, other than White. 


3. 


Black and Tan. 


4. 


Blue and Tan. 


5. 


Dutch Black. 


6. 


Dutch Blue. 


7. 


Dutch, any other color. 


8. 


English. 


9. 


Flemish Giant. 


10. 


Himalayan. 


11. 


Jack Rabbit. 


12. 


Madagascar Lop Ear. 


13. 


Polish. 


14. 


Silver Brown. 


15. 


Silver Fawn. 


16. 


Silver Gray. 


17. 


Any Other Variety. 



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DIVISION F. DOGS- 

As a Universal Exposition Kennel Show, owing to its international character, 
cannot be held by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition under the exclusive rules 
of any one national kennel club, it will therefore be conducted under the Exposi- 
tion's own code of rules to provide for the due recognition of the registration and 
exhibition of Dogs with equal privileges from all countries, recorded in the home 
and foreign Kennel Stud Books approved by the respective governments represented 
in the show. 

The Universal Exposition Kennel Show of 1904, to be held by the Louisiana 
Purchase Exposition at St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A., will be for the promotion of the 
special interests of the breeders of pure-bred dogs. The classification will include 
only established breeds of record and the competition be limited to the open class. 
No previous prize-winner properly entered will be debarred from competition. 

Application for the entry of dogs of the recognized breeds of record owned 
in the United States must be accompanied by a certificate on the prescribed form 
of the Exposition, showing registration in the Stud Book of the American Kennel 
Club and otherwise conform to the rules governing entries. 

Application for the entry of dogs of the recognized breeds of record not 
owned in the United States must be accompanied by a certificate on the prescribed 
form of the Exposition showing registration, signed by the Secretary of the Kennel 
Club or Association publishing the respective Stud Books, and such certificate must 
be attested by the Chairman of the National World's Fair Commission representing 
the country from which such dogs come to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. 



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RULES. 

The following rules will apply to the Universal Exposition Kennel Show: 

Entries of Dogs must he filed with the Chief of the Department of Live Stock 
on the prescribed form on or before September 10, 1904. The Exposition grounds 
will be open for the reception of Dogs on Saturday, October 22, 1904. The exhibi- 
tion will begin Tuesday, October 25, and close Friday, October 28, 1904. 

An exhibitor of dogs will be permitted to enter and present for award not more 
than two competitions in each section or ring. Each dog or puppy can be entered 
only in its respective section or as one of the get of a sire or produce of dam in its 
breed class. 

Every dog must be entered in the name af its bona-fide owner as the exhibitor, 
and the application for entry must be signed by the owner. 

Address labels will be sent upon receipt of application for entry of dogs. The 
reverse of each label must show the sender's name and address legibly written or 
printed and the name of the express company for return delivery. Express charges 
on exhibits shipped to the World's Fair must in all cases be prepaid. Exhibitors 
before making shipment must attach to the collar of each dog a card of identifica- 
tion, giving the name of the animal, name of the owner, and the class and section 
in which entered for exhibition. 

The word dog where used in these rules includes both sexes over twelve 
months of age, and the word puppy includes both sexes over six and under twelve 
months of age. 

The owner of the dam at the time of service will be considered the breeder of 
the animal exhibited. 

The age of a dog or puppy shall be reckoned from the date of birth to the 
tenth day of September, 1904. 

Unworthy or unhealthy specimens will be excluded from competition and the 
show. The dogs on arrival at the Exposition and daily during the show will be 
inspected by the Veterinarian of the Department of Live Stock. 

No names, marks, or decorations will be allowed on the cages until the prizes 
have been awarded. 

All dogs will be judged and awards made by comparison. 

Any dog winning champion honors in the Kennel Club or Association by which 
it is certified to the Exposition by reason of prizes received at the World's Fair of 
1904 will, upon official certification to the Chief of the Department of Live Stock 
by the Kennel Club interested, be given the diploma of the Universal Exposition 
setting forth the World's Champion honors. 

In order to furnish data for such further recognition in the way of champion 
honors as the various kennel clubs may hereafter decide to award to their respect- 
ive patrons for prizes won at the Universal Exposition Kennel Show of 1904, all 
dogs exhibited in each section will be placed by the judge in the order of merit 
from right to left, beginning on the right with the best and rank consecutively to 
the left all other animals in the respective sections. 

A committee on behalf of the American Dog Fanciers has contracted with the 
Exposition to receive, cage, feed, water, exhibit and return in the best manner at 
the close of the Exposition, dogs exhibited at the World's Fair at the very moderate 
expense to exhibitors of $2.50 for each single specimen. 

Dogs must be consigned prepaid in care of the committee on behalf of the 
American dog fanciers to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition grounds, St. Louis, 
Mo., U. S. A. The committee has given bond to guarantee all exhibits proper 
benching, caging, care, feed, supervision and exhibition, and the Exposition authori- 
ties are not to receive, feed or care for the same. 

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No entry fee will be charged by the Exposition for competition. 

Standard-size benches and cages will be provided by the committee represent- 
ing the American dog fanciers on the Exposition grounds in sufficient numbers to 
meet all requirements and the rental therefor must accompany the entry applica- 
tion on the form prescribed by the Exposition. All dogs must be exhibited in 
these cages (see announcement following by the committee representing the 
American Dog Fanciers). 

Insofar as is practicable the rules and customs governing all American Dog 
shows will be followed and enforced. 

The rules for the Department of Live Stock of the Universal Exposition will 
wherever applicable govern in this Division. 



TO EXHIBITORS OF DOGS AT THE UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1904. 

The undersigned Committee on behalf of the American dog fanciers who con- 
template making exhibits of Dogs at the Universal Exposition of 1904 have com- 
pleted extremely satisfactory and advantageous arrangements with the Department 
of Live Stock of the World's Fair, whereby the Committee is to receive, cage, feed, 
care for, exhibit and return to their owners at the close of the Kennel Show the 
dogs exhibited at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, October 25 to 28, 1904, 
inclusive. 

The Committee has arranged for standard-size benching and cages for the 
dogs and will provide at the Exposition grounds an ample supply for all require- 
ments. The Committee will also provide feed and water for all the dogs on exhi- 
bition and the necessary utensils for the same and furnish all needed attendants. 

The Committee for all the necessary accommodations other than the buildings, 
including cages, furniture and all services in connection with the receipt, feed, 
care, exhibition and return of dogs, such as are usually provided for like exhibitions 
agree to accept from exhibitors in full for first-class service and attention two 
dollars and fifty cents for each dog or puppy exhibited. 

The Committee will provide for the best sanitary arrangements, and the proper 
care and feed of the dogs during the show, which will be held under the immediate 
personal supervision of competent attendants of dogs and recognized authorities 
in such matters. 

The Committee will use due diligence for the care and safety of all dogs ex- 
hibited. Watchmen will be kept on duty day and night; but it must be distinctly 
understood by all exhibitors that the management will not be responsible for loss 
or damage to any dog exhibited, whether the result of accident or other cause. 

The Kennel Show of the Universal Exposition of 1904 has been planned on 
the most advanced and satisfactory lines for the promotion of the special interests 
of the breeders of pure-bred dogs and has received pledges of the cordial and 
hearty support of the Kennel Clubs of this and foreign countries. 

The international character of the Universal Exposition Kennel Show and the 
necessity for the due recognition of the registration of dogs from all countries, 
recorded in the home and foreign Stud Books has made it necessary and desirable 
that the World's Fair Kennel Show be held under the Exposition's own code of 
rules, which meets all the requirements necessary to insure competent and just 
awards and the best care of exhibits and is fully approved by the Presidents of 
home and foreign Kennel Clubs. 

It has been decided that inasmuch as the World's Fair Kennel Show is uni- 
versal in character and is to be held under rules approved by the officers of the 
kennel clubs of this and foreign countries, we will favor the proposition that the 
wins at the Universal Exposition of 1904 shall be published in the home and 
foreign Kennel Club Stud Books. 

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In estimating the cost necessary for the benching, feeding, care and other ex- 
penses at the show, this Committee have made a most careful estimate based upon 
the number of probable entries as indicated in correspondence with dog owners 
conducted by the Exposition management and through other channels. While it is 
not thought the sum named will more than equal expenses, yet if any surplus should 
result this Committee will employ the same for additional testimonial prizes to 
be awarded to exhibitors winning prizes at the show. 

For further information concerning the foregoing address Marcel A. Viti, Sec- 
retary of the Committee, 1416 South Penn Square, Philadelphia, Pa. 

(Signed) AUGUST BELMONT, 

MARCEL A. VITI, 
JOHN G. KENT, 
Committee Representing American Dog Fanciers. 



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Class CLXXIV.— AIREDALE TERRIERS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Airedale Terriers in sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CLXXV.— BASSETT HOUNDS (ROUGH). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

G. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Bassett Hounds (Rough) in sections 1 to 6 in- 
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded 
to animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



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Class CLXXVI.— BASSETT HOUNDS (SMOOTH). 

Section. 1st. 2ml. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



HC 



C 



Bth. 6th. 
HC C 



HC 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Bassett Hounds (Smooth), in Sections 1 to 6 
inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount 
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



Class CLXXVII.— BEAGLES. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC 
3 Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Beagles in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as determined 

by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals owned by 
any one Exhibitor 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



HC 



5th. 6th. 
HC C 



HC 



Diploma 



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Class CLXXVIM.— BEDLINGTON TERRIERS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 3 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Bedlington Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CLXXIX.— BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS. 

1st. 2nd. 3id. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex. any age over 

six months, get of one Sire 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Black and Tan Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



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Class CLXXX.— BLOODHOUNDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Bloodhounds in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CLXXXI.— BOSTON TERRIERS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 :' VHC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Boston Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



HC C 

5th. 6th. 
HC C 



HC 



C 



Diploma 



— 249 



Class CLXXXII.— BOXERS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

0. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Boxers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 
owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



7th. 
C 
C 

c 
c 



6th. 

c 



Class CLXXXIII.— BULL DOGS. 

1st. i'nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. Gth. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Bull Dogs in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as deter- 

mined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



— 250 



Class CLXXXIV.— BULL TERRIERS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Bull Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as 

determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CLXXXV.— CHESAPEAKE BAY DOGS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Chesapeake Bay Dogs in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



251 — 



Class CLXXXVI.— CHIHUAHUAS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Chihuahuas in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



7th. 
C 
C 

c 



Class CLXXXVII.— CHOW CHOWS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Chow Chows in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



6th. 
C 



c 



252 — 



Class CLXXXVIII.— COLLIES (ROUGH). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. Cth. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Collies (Rough) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CLXXXIX.— COLLIES (SMOOTH). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 $ 3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VII C HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Collies (Smooth) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



253 



Class CLXL.— DACHSHUNDE. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Dachshunde in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as 

determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CXCI.— DALMATIANS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Dalmatians in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 
owned by any one Exhibitor 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



HC 



5th. 
HC 



HC 



6th. 
C 



r 



Diploma 



— 254 



Class CXCII.— DANDIE DINMONT TERRIERS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VIIC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC 



Gth. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 



HC 



Gth. 
HC 



Gth. 
C 



HC 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

Best showing of Dandie Dinmont Terriers in Sections 1 to G 
inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount 
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



Class CXCIII.— DEERHOUNDS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. Gth. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. Gth. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Deerhounds in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



— 255 — 



Class CXCIV.— ENGLISH TOY SPANIELS (BLACK AND TAN). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of English Toy Spaniels (Black and Tan) in Sections 
1 to 6 inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount 
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



Class CXCV.— ENGLISH TOY SPANIELS (ORANGE AND WHITE). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC 



7th. 
C 

c 
c 

c 



6th. 

c 



c 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of English Toy Spaniels (Orange and White) in 
Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate 
amount awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



— 256 — 



Class CXCVl.— ENGLISH TOY SPANIELS (RED). 

Section. 1st. 2ud. 3rd. 4th. 5tU. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 



HC 



5th. 
HC 



6th. 
C 



HC 



c 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of English Toy Spaniels (Red) in Sections 1 to 6 
inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount 
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



Class CXCVII.— ENGLISH TOY SPANIELS (TRI-COLOR). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Punpy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of English Toy Spaniels (Tri-Color) in Sections 1 to 
6 inclusive, as determined by the largesc aggregate amount 
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



— 257 — 



Class CXCVIII.— FOX HOUNDS (AMERICAN). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $10 $5 $3 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

G. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Fox Hounds (American) in Sections 1 to 6 in- 
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded 
to animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 


HC 


C 



HC 



5th. 
HC 



HC 



6th. 
C 



Diploma 



Class CXCIX.— FOX HOUNDS (ENGLISH). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months ; produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Fox Hounds (English) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



— 258 — 



Class CC— FOX TERRIERS (ROUGH). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VKC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

1. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Fox Terriers (Rough) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCI.— FOX TERRIERS (SMOOTH). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Fox Terriers (Smooth) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


C 


HC 


C 



HC 



5th. 
HC 



HC 



6th. 
C 



Diploma 



— 259 — 



Class CCM.— FRENCH BULL DOGS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2ud. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of French Bull Dogs in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCM I.— GREAT DANES. 

1st. 2nd. 3id. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 12 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Great Danes in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as 

determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



— 260 — 



Class CCIV.— GREYHOUNDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3id. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 10 $ 5 $ 3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Greyhounds in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCV.— GRIFFONS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Griffons in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



— 261 — 



Class CCVI.— GRIFFON BRUXELLOIS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5tk. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Griffon Bruxellois in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCVII.— HARRIERS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Harriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



— 262 — 



Class CCVIII.— IRISH TERRIERS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

J. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Irish Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCIX.— ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Italian Greyhounds in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



— 263 — 



Class CCX.— JAPANESE SPANIELS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Japanese Spaniels in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXI.— KING CHARLES SPANIELS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex. any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of King Charles Spaniels in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



— 264 — 



Class CCXI I. —MALTESE TERRIERS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Maltese Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXIII.— MASTIFFS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Mastiffs in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



265 — 



Class CCXIV.— NEWFOUNDLANDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 6th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Newfoundlands in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXV.— OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOGS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. ' 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $10 $5 $3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Old English Sheep Dogs in Sections 1 to 6 in- 

clusive, as determined by Ihe largest aggregate amount awarded 

to animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



266 — 



Class CCXVI.— OTTER HOUNDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. Gth. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Otter Hounds in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXVII.— PEKINESE SPANIELS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Pekinese Spaniels in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



— 267 — 



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c 
c 
c 



Class CCVII/ 2 .— PINSCHERS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $ 8 $6 $ 4 $3 VHC HC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Pinschers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



6th. 
C 



Class CCXVIII.— POINTERS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Pointers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



— 268 — 



Class CCXIX.— POMERANIANS. 
Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. Tl li 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $10 $5 $3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

G. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Pomeranians in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 
owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXX.— POODLES (CORDED). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. Oth. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $10 $5 $3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Poodles (Corded) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



269 — 



Class CCXXI.— POODLES (CURLY). 

Section. 1st. 2ud. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $10 $5 $3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Poodles (Curly) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXXII.— PUGS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $10 $5 $3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Pugs in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



270 — 



Class CCXXIII.— PRINCE CHARLES SPANIELS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Prince Charles Spaniels in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXXIV.— RETRIEVERS (CURLY-COATED.) 

1st. 2ud. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



HC 



5th. 6th. 
HC C 



HC 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Retriever (Curly-Coated) in Sections 1 to 6 in- 
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount 
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



— 271 



Class CCXXV.— RETRIEVERS (WAVY-COATED). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 



HC 

5th. 
HC 



C 

6th. 
C 



HC 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Retrievers (Wavy-Coated) in Sections 1 to 6 
inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount 
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



Class CCXXVI.— RUBY SPANIELS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Ruby Spaniels in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



— 272 — 



Class CCXXVII.— SCHIPPERKES. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 3 G 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Schipperkes in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXXVIII.— SCOTTISH TERRIERS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 41 h. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Bitch 12 6 4 VHC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Scottish Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 
owned by any one Exhibitor 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 



HC 



5th. 
HC 



HC 



C 



6th. 
C 



Diploma 



273 — 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SCOTTISH TERRIERS. 

The Scottish Terrier Club of Scotland, through its Honorable Secretary, 
Mr. John N. Reynard, offers the Reynard Trophy (artistic bronze plaque of 
Scottish Terriers in relief) for the best exhibit in the regular classes of American- 
bred Scottish Terriers at the Universal Exposition of 1904 by any one Exhibitor. 
The exhibit to consist of not less than three animals in the regular class. The 
prize to be determined by the best record made in the regular classes by the 
official judge. 



Class CCXXIX.— SETTERS (ENGLISH). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Setters (English) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



-274 



Class CCXXX.— SETTERS (GORDON). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. Ttl:. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 o" 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $10 $5 $3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Setters (Gordon) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXXXI.— SETTERS (IRISH). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Setters (Irish) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



275 — 



Class CCXXXII.— SKYE TERRIERS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and tinder twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Skye Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXXXIII.— SPANIELS (CLUMBER). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Spaniels (Clumber) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



HC 



5th. 
HC 



HC 



6th. 
C 



Diploma 



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Class CCXXXIV.— SPANIELS (COCKER). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 G 4 3 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC 

A. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 1% 6 4 3 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 
5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $ G $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

G. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Spaniels (Cocker) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



HC 



HC 



C 



5th. 6th. 
HC C 



C 



Diploma 



Class CCXXXV.— SPANIELS (FIELD). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 G 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 10 $ 5 $ 3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

G. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 YUC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Spaniels (Field) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



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Class CCXXXVI.— SPANIELS (IRISH WATER). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Spaniels (Irish Water) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



HC C 

5th. 6th. 
HC C 



HC 



Diploma 



Class CCXXXVII.— SPANIELS (SUSSEX). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Spaniels (Sussex) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



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Class CCXXXVIII.— ST. BERNARDS (ROUGH). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 12 $6 $ 4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of St. Bernards (Rough) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXXXIX.— ST. BERNARDS (SMOOTH). 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 12 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $12 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 10 5 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of St. Bernards (Smooth) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



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Class CCXL.— TOY POODLES. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Toy Poodles in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXLI.— TOY TERRIERS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $10 $5 $3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Toy Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



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Class CCXLF1.— WELSH TERRIERS. 

Section. 1st 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $ 10 $ 8 $ 6 $ 4 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 G 4 3 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $ 10 $ 5 $ 3 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Welsh Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


C 


HC 


C 



HC 



5th. 
HC 



HC 



fith. 
C 



Diploma 



Class CCXLIII.— WHITE ENGLISH TERRIERS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch G 3 2 VHC 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of White English Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



HC 



5th. 6th. 
HC C 



HC 



Diploma 



281 



Class CCXLIV.— WHITE ENGLISH TERRIERS (TOY). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve mouths 6 4 3 2 VHC 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 3 VHC 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 6 4 3 2 VHC 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex. any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $8 $6 $4 VHC 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 6 3 2 VHC 



5th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


C 


HC 


C 



HC 



5th. 6th. 
HC C 



HC 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of White English Terriers (Toy) in Sections 1 to 6 
inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount 
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



Class CCXLV.— WHIPPETS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $10 $5 $3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Whippets in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de- 

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals 

owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



282 



Class CCXLVI.— WOLFHOUNDS (RUSSIAN). 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months., get of one Sire $10 $5 $3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Wolfhounds (Russian) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCXLVII.— YORKSHIRE TERRIERS. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Dog, one year old or over $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C 

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

3. Bitch, one year old or over 10 8 6 4 VHC HC C 

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve 

months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC C 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 

5. Pour Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, get of one Sire $10 $5 $3 VHC HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH. 

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over 

six months, produce of one Bitch 8 4 3 VHC HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

7. Best showing of Yorkshire Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, 

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 

animals owned by any one Exhibitor Diploma 



283 



DIVISION F.-CATS. 

As a Universal Exposition Cat Show, owing to its international character, can- 
not be held by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition under the exclusive rules of any- 
national cat club, it will therefore be conducted under the Exposition's own code 
of rules, to provide for the due recognition of the registration and exhibition of 
cats, with equal privileges, recorded in the home or foreign Stud Books approved 
by the respective governments represented in the show. 

The Universal Exposition Cat Show of 1904 to be held by the Louisiana Pur- 
chase Exposition at St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A., October 25, 26, 27 and 28, 1904, will be 
for the promotion of the special interests of the breeders of pure-bred cats, and 
the exhibit consist of such cats and kittens over three months of age as are 
usually shown in the open class. No previous prize-winner properly entered will 
be debarred from competition. 

Application for the entry of cats of the recognized breeds of record owned 
in the United States must be accompanied by a certificate on the prescribed 
form of the Exposition, showing registration in the Stud Book of the American 
Cat Association, or the United States Register and Stud Book for Cats, and 
otherwise conform to the following rules governing entries: 

Application for the entry of cats of the recognized breeds of record owned by 
non-residents must be accompanied by a certificate on the prescribed form of the 
Exposition showing registration, signed by the Secretary of the Cat Club or asso- 
ciation publishing the respective Stud Books, and such certificate must be at- 
tested by the Chairman of the National World's Fair Commission representing 
the country from which such cats come to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 
provided such animals are sent by and exhibited under the auspices of the coun- 
try from which they come. The following rules will apply to the Universal Expo- 
sition Cat Show. 

Entries of cats and kittens must be filed with the Chief of the Department of 
Live Stock on the prescribed form on or before September 10, 1904. The Exposi- 
tion grounds will be open for the reception of cats on Saturday October 22, 1904. 
The exhibition will begin Tuesday, October 25, and close Friday, October 28, 1904. 

An exhibitor of cats will be permitted to enter and present for award not 
to exceed two entries in any single competition. Each cat or kitten can be 
entered in one class only. 

Every cat must be entered in the name of its bona-fide owner as the exhibitor, 
and the application for entry must be signed by the owner. 

Labels will be sent upon receipt of application for entry of cats. The 
reverse of each label must show the sender's name and address legibly written 
thereon and the name of the express company for return delivery. Express 
charges must in all cases be prepaid. Exhibitors before making shipment to the 
Exposition must attach to each cat a card of identification, giving the name of the 
animal and the class and section in which entered for exhibition. 

The word cat where used in these rules includes both sexes over six months 
of age, and the word kitten includes both sexes under six months and over three 
months of age. 

The owner of the dam at the time of service shall be considered the breeder 
of the animal exhibited. 

The age of a cat or kitten shall be reckoned from the date of birth to th^ 
tenth day of September, 1904. 

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Unworthy or unhealthy specimens will be excluded from competition and the 
show. 

No names, marks or decorations will be allowed on the cages until the prizes 
have been awarded. 

All cats will be judged and awards made by comparison. 

Prizes to the breeds named will be given cats and kittens, male and female, 
over six months, and three and under six months of age, as follows: A First-Prize of 
$5; a Second of $3; a Third of $2; Fourth, a certificate of High Commendation; 
Fifth, Commendation; Sixth, Second Commendation, and Seventh, Third Com- 
mendation. 

Any cat winning champion honors in the cat club or association by which 
it is certified to the Exposition by reason of prizes received at the World's Fair 
of 1904, will upon official certification to the Chief of the Department of Live 
Stock by the cat club interested be given the diploma of the Universal Exposition 
setting forth said World's champion honors. 

The American Cat Association will give full recognition in its Stud Book to 
champion honors won by its patrons at the Universal Exposition of 1904. In order 
to furnish data for such further recognition in the way of champion honors as 
the various National Cat Clubs may hereafter decide to award to their respective 
patrons for prizes won at the Universal Exposition Cat Show of 1904, all cats 
exhibited in each section will be placed by the judge in the order of merit from 
right to left beginning on the right with the best and rank consecutively to the 
left all other animals in the respective sections. 

A committee of the American Cat Association has contracted with the Expo- 
sition to receive, cage, feed, water, exhibit and return in the best manner at the 
close of the exhibition, cats exhibited at the World's Fair at the very moderate 
expense to exhibitors of two dollars for each single specimen. 

Cats must be consigned, prepaid, in care of the committee of the American 
Cat Association, to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition grounds, St. Louis, Mo., 
U. S. A. The committee has given bond to guarantee all exhibits proper caging, 
care, feed, supervision and exhibition, and the Exposition authorities are not to 
receive, feed, care for or assume any responsibility in connection therewith. No 
entry fee will be charged by the Exposition for exhibits of cats. 

Standard-size cages will be provided by the committee of the American Cat 
Association on the Exposition grounds in sufficient numbers to meet all require- 
ments, and the rental therefor must accompany the entry application on the form 
prescribed by the exposition. All cats must be exhibited in these cages. (See 
announcement following by committee of the American Cat Association). 

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Universal Exposition will 
wherever applicable govern in this Division. 

For information concerning the receiving, caging, feeding, watering, placing 
on exhibition and the return of the cats at the close of the exhibition address 
Charles A. White, Chairman of Committee of American Cat Association, 78 East 
26th street, Chicago, Illinois. 



— 285 — 



Class CCXLVIII.— LONG-HAIRED CATS. 

Open to All. 

(Cats, male and female; Kittens, male and female.) 



Section. 


1. 


Black. 


2. 


Blue. 


3. 


Brown Tabby. 


4. 


Chinchilla. 


5. 


Cream or Fawn. 


0. 


Orange or Red. 


7. 


Orange and White. 


8. 


Orange Tabby. 


9. 


Silver. 


10. 


Silver Tabby. 


11. 


Smoke. 


12. 


Tortoise Shell. 


13. 


Tortoise Shell and White. 


14. 


White. 


15. 


Any Color with White. 


16. 


Any Other Variety. 



Class CCXLIX.— SHORT-HAIRED CATS. 

Open to All. 
(Cats, male and female; Kittens, male and female.) 

Section. 

1. Abyssinian. 

2. Black. 

3. Blue. 

4. Brown Tabby. 

5. Manx, any Color. 

6. Orange or Orange Tabby. 

7. Orange and White. 

8. Silver Tabby. 

9. Siamese. 

10. Tortoise Shell. 

11. Tortoise Shell and White. 

1 2. White. 

13. Any other Tabby with White. 

14. Any other Tabby without White. 

15. Any member of American Wild Felidae. 

16. Any other Color. 

17. Any Foreign Variety not Named. 



TO EXHIBITORS OF CATS AT THE UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1904. 

The undersigned Committee of the American Cat Association has completed 
extremely satisfactory and advantageous arrangements with the Universal Expo- 
sition whereby the Committee is to receive, cage, feed, care for, exhibit, and 
return to their owners upon the close of the show the cats exhibited at the 
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, October 25 to October 28, 1904, inclusive. 

— 286 — 



The Committee has arranged for standard-size benching and cages tor the 
cats and will provide at the Exposition grounds an ample supply for all require- 
ments. The Committee will also provide feed and water for all the cats on 
exhibition and the necessary utensils for the same and furnish all needed attend- 
ants. 

The Committee, for all the necessary accommodations other than the building, 
including cages, furniture and all services in connection with the receipt, feed, 
care and exhibition and return of cats and such as are usually provided for such 
exhibition, agree to accept from exhibitors in full for first-class service and atten- 
tion two dollars for each cat or kitten exhibited. 

The Committee will provide for the best sanitary arrangements for the 
proper care and feeding of the cats during the show, which will be held under 
the immediate personal supervision of competent attendants of cats and recog- 
nized authorities in such matters. 

The Committee will use due diligence for the care and safety of all cats 
exhibited. Watchmen will be kept on duty day and night, but it must be dis- 
tinctly understood by all exhibitors that the management will not be responsible 
for loss or damage to any cat exhibited, whether the result of accident or other 
cause. 

The Cat Show of the Universal Exposition of 1904 has been planned on the 
most advanced and satisfactory lines for the promotion of the special interests 
of the breeders of pure-bred cats and has received pledges of the cordial and 
hearty support of the leading cat clubs of this and foreign countries. 

The international character of this show and the necessity for the due recog- 
nition of the registration of cats from all countries recorded in the home and 
foreign Stud Books has made it necessary and desirable that the World's Fair 
Cat Show be held under the Exposition's own code of rules, which meets all the 
requirements necessary to insure competent and just awards and the best care 
of exhibits, and is fully approved by the American Cat Association. 

It has been decided that inasmuch as the World's Fair show of cats is uni- 
versal in character and is to be held under rules approved by the American Cat 
and other Associations, the wins at the Universal Exposition of 1904 shall be 
fully recognized and published in the stud books of the American Cat and other 
Associations the same as if held under the regular and exclusive cat show rules 
usually recognized. 

In estimating the cost necessary for the benching, feeding, care and other 
expenses at the show this Committee has made the most careful estimate based 
upon the number of probable entries as indicated in correspondence with cat 
owners conducted by the Exposition management and through other channels. 
While it is not thought the sum named will more than equal expenses, yet if 
any surplus should result this Committee will employ the same for additional 
testimonial prizes to be awarded to the exhibitors winning prizes at the show. 

For further information concerning the foregoing address Dr. C. A. White, 
Chairman, 78 Twenty-sixth Street, Chicago, Illinois. 

(Signed) C. A. WHITE, 

Beresford Cat Club. 

WILLIAM M. CHAPMAN, 

Michigan Cat Club. 

MRS. ALFRED JACKSON, 

Lockehaven Cat Club. 



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DIVISION G.-SOUTHERN BREEDING CATTLE. 

Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief 
of the Department of Live Stock on or before October 1, 1904. 

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of breeding cattle from 
the territory south of the Federal quarantine line on Thursday, November 3, 
1904, and the exhibition will begin Monday, November 7, 1904, and close Saturday, 
November 12, 1904. 

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed 
and care of the cattle they have for exhibition and on the close of awards in that 
Division remove such cattle from the Exposition grounds. 

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition has appropriated a total of $9,500 or so 
much thereof as may be awarded as a prize fund for exhibits of Short-horn, Here- 
ford, Aberdeen-Angus, Galloway and Jersey breeding cattle owned and exhibited 
from points south of the Federal quarantine line. 

This appropriation is conditioned that the aggregate sum of $9,500 be prorated 
to the prize winners in the breeding classes for all Southern cattle specified, using 
as a basis for computation the classification and amounts set apart by the Exposi- 
tion for Northern cattle of the same breeds, provided that in no case shall the 
single prizes for Southern breeding cattle exceed the single prizes paid for 
Northern breeding cattle in corresponding sections. 

The basing date for computing ages in sections 4, 6, 10 and 12 of the classes 
for Short-horn, Hereford, Aberdeen- Angus and Galloway cattle (and excepting Jer- 
seys) will be January 1, and in sections 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 11, for these breeds, the 
ages will be computed from birth to September 1, 1904, and the animals in all the 
sections must have been born respectively within the periods as follows: 

Sections 1 and 7. Three years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1901. 

Sections 2 and 8. Two years and under three, birth between September 1, 1901, 

and September 1, 1902. 

Sections 3 and 9. Eighteen and under twenty-four months, birth between Sep- 
tember 1, 1902, and March 1, 1903. 

Sections 4 and 10. Twelve and under eighteen months, birth between March 1, 

1903, and September 1, 1903. 

Sections 5 and 11. Six and under twelve months, birth between September 1, 

1903, and March 1, 1904. 

Sections 6 and 12. Under six months, birth between March 1, 1904, and Septem- 
ber 1, 1904. 

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in this 
Prize-List will wherever applicable govern in this Division. 



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PRIZES. 



Class CCL.— SHORT-HORN. 

(Basis for Computation.) 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 

1. Bull, three years old or over. $75 $ GO 

2. Bull, two years and under three .... 75 60 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 75 60 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 

6. Bull, under six months 50 40 

7. Cow, three years old or over 75 60 

8. Heifer, two years and under three. 75 60 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 75 60 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 

12. Heifer, under six months 50 40 



3rd. 


4th. 


5th. 


Gth. 


7th. 


1 50 


$ 40 


$ 30 


HC 


C 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


50 


40 


30 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 


30 


25 


20 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over $100 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

15. Bull, under two years : 75 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

17. Cow, two years old or over 100 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

19. Heifer, under two years 75 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

21. Bull, any age 200 

22. Reserve Bull, any age Diploma 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 200 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one 
year and under two; and Heifer, 
under one year 125 100 



80 



65 



55 



HC 



C 



— 289 



YOUNG HERDS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

26. Bull, under two years old; two 

Heifers, one year and under two; 

and two Heifers, under one year.$ 75 $ 60 $ 55 $ 45 $ 40 HC C 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 



27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, Females to 
be of Exhibitor's Breeding 



28. 



( 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 



Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, 
Females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 



$200 



200 



29. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 
65 



55 



45 



40 



HC 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 



JO. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one cow 75 



65 



55 



45 



40 



HC 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

II. Best showing of Short-horn cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Short-horn cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by any one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SHORT-HORN CATTLE. 

The American Short-horn Breeders Association offers the following special 
prizes for Short-horn cattle from below the Federal Quarantine Line, exhibited at 
the Universal Exposition of 1904. The American Short-horn Breeders Association 

— 290 — 



will pay the special prizes in accordance with the official awards of the World's 

Fair, to animals recorded in the American Short-horn Herd Book: 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $25 $20 $15 $10 $10 

2. Bull, two years old and under three 25 20 15 10 10 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months. .. . 25 20 15 10 10 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months 25 20 15 10 10 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 10 10 

G. Bull, under six months 25 20 15 10 10 

7. Cow, three years old or over 25 20 15 10 10 

8. Heifer, two years old and under three 25 20 15 10 10 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty -four months. . 25 20 15 10 10 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 25 20 15 10 10 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 10 10 

12. Heifers, under six months 25 20 15 10 10 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

21. Bull, any age 50 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 50 



AGED HERDS. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years 
or over; Heifer, two years and under three 
Heifer, one year and under two, and Heifer 
under one year 50 40 30 20 10 



YOUNG HERDS. 

26. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers one 
year and under two; and two Heifers under 
one year 50 40 30 20 10 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

28. Four Animals of either sex any age, get of one 

sire 50 40 25 15 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

29. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of 

one cow 40 30 20 10 

For further information address John W. Groves, Secretary, American Short- 
horn Breeders Association, 17 Exchange avenue, Chicago, 111. 



— 291 



Class CCLI.— HEREFORD. 

(Basis for Computation.) 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $75 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 

2. Bull, two years and under three. ... 75 60 50 40 30 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 75 60 50 40 30 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 25 20 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 25 20 

6. Bull, under six months 50 40 30 25 20 

7. Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 40 30 

8. Heifer, two years and under three. 75 60 50 40 30 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 75 60 50 40 30 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 25 20 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 25 20 

12. Heifer, under six months 50 40 30 25 20 

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over 

15. Bull, under two years 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years 

17. Cow, two years old or over 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over 

19. Heifer, under two years 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

21. Bull, any age 

22. Reserve Bull, any age 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age 



6th. 
HC 
HC 


7th. 
C 
C 


HC 


c 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 


HC 
HC 


c 
c 


HC 


c 


HC 
HC 
HC 


c 
c 
c 



$100 

Diploma 

75 

Diploma 

100 

Diploma 

75 

Diploma 



200 
Diploma 

200 
Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 



Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, one 
year and under two; and Heifer, 
under one year 125 100 



80 



65 



55 



HC 



YOUNG HERDS. 



26. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two; 
and two Heifers, under one year. 75 



60 



55 



40 



HC 



— 292 — 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 

three years or over; Heifer, two 

years and under three; Heifer, 

one year and under two, and 

Heifer, under one year, Females to 

be of Exhibitor's Breeding 



$200 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, 
Females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 



200 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 
29. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $75 $ 65 $ 55 $ 45 $ 40 HC C 



30. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one cow 75 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

65 55 



45 



40 



HC 



C 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

31. Best showing of Hereford cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Hereford cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 



Diploma 



— 293 — 



Class CCLII.— ABERDEEN-ANGUS. 
(Basis for Computation.) 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $75 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 HC C 

2. Bull, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

6. Bull, under six months 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

7. Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

8. Heifer, two years and under three. 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

12. Heifer, under six months 50 40 30 25 20 HC C 

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over $100 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

1 5. Bull, under two years 75 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

17. Cow, two years old or over 100 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

19. Heifer, under two years 75 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

21. Bull, any age 

22. Reserve Bull, any age 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age , 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age 



200 
Diploma 

200 
Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 



25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three ; Heifer, one 
year and under two; and Heifer, 
under one year 125 100 



80 



65 



55 



HC 



YOUNG HERDS. 

26. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two; 
and two Heifers, under one year. 75 60 



55 



45 



40 



HC 



— 294 — 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

Section. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 

three years or over; Heifer, two 

years and under three; Heifer, 

one year and under two, and 

Heifer, under one year, Females to 

be of Exhibitor's breeding 200 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two 

Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, 
Females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 200 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

29. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire $75 $ 65 $ 55 $ 45 $ 40 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

30. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one cow 75 65 55 45 40 HC C 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

31. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus cattle in Sections 1 to 12 in- 

clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded 

to animals bred by any one Breeder represented Diploma 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus cattle in Sections 1 to 12 in- 

clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded 

to animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE. 

The American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association offers the following spe- 
cial prizes for exhibits of Aberdeen-Angus cattle in the Southern breeding show 
at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The prizes are to follow the official awards 
of the Universal Exposition to such exhibits of Aberdeen-Angus cattle: 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $40 $ 30 $ 20 

2. Bull, two years and under three 40 30 20 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40 30 20 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months 25 20 15 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 

6. Bull, under six months 25 20 15 

— 295 — 



Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 

7. Cow, three years old or over $ 40 $ 30 $ 20 

8. Heifer, two years and under three 40 30 20 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty -four months 40 30 20 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 25 20 15 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 

12. Heifer, under six months 25 20 15 

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over 60 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Ribbon 

15. Bull, under two years 50 

16. Reserve Bull under two years Ribbon 

17. Cow, two years old or over 60 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Ribbon 

19. Heifer, under two years 50 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Ribbon 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

21. Bull, any age 100 

22. Reserve Bull, any age Ribbon 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 100 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age Ribbon 

AGED HERDS. 

25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow three years or over; 

Heifer, two years and under three; Heifer, one year and 

under two; Heifer, under one year 60 50 40 

YOUNG HERDS. 

26. Bull under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under 

two, and two Heifers, under one year 40 30 25 

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow three years or over; Heifer, two years 

and under three; Heifer, one year and under two; and Heifer, under 
one year. Females to be of Exhibitor's breeding 100 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two; and 

two Heifers, under one year. Females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. . . 100 



— 296 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 

29. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire $40 $ 35 $ 30 

PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

30. Two animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow 40 35 30 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

31. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus cattle in Sections 1 to 12, in- 

clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded 

to animals bred by any one Breeder represented Ribbon 

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus cattle in Sections 1 to 12 in- 

clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded 

to animals owned by one Exhibitor Ribbon 

For further information address Thos. McFarlane, Secretary of the American 
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association, 17 Exchange avenue, Chicago, 111. 



Class CCLI 1 1.— GALLOWAY. 

(Basis for Computation.) 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $75 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 HC C 

2. Bull, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four 

months 75 60 50 40 30 HC C 

4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40" 30 25 20 HC 

5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 25 20 HC 

6. Bull, under six months 50 40 30 25 20 HC 

7. Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 40 30 HC 

8. Heifer, two years and under three. 75 60 50 40 30 HC 

9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty- 

four months 75 60 50 40 30 HC 

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen 

months 50 40 30 25 20 HC 

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 25 20 HC 

12. Heifer, under six months 50 40 30 25 20 HC 

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

13. Bull, two years old or over $100 

14. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

15. Bull, under two years 75 

16. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

— 297 — 



C 
C 
C 

c 

c 



c 

c 

C 



Section. 

17. Cow, two years old or over $100 

18. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

19. Heifer, under two years 75 

20. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

21. Bull, any age 200 

22. Reserve Bull, any age Diploma 

23. Cow or Heifer, any age 200 

24. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 



1st. 2nd. 3rd. 



4th. 



5th. 



25. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three ; Heifer, one 
year and under two; and Heifer, 
under one year $125 $100 $80 $65 $55 



6th. 7th. 



HC C 



YOUNG HERDS. 



26. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two; 
and two Heifers, under one year. 



75 



60 



55 



45 



40 



HC C 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, Females to 
be of Exhibitor's breeding 



$200 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

28. Bull, under two years old; two 

Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, 
Females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 200 

GET OF ONE SIRE. 

29. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 65 55 45 40 HC C 

PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

30. Two Animals of either sex, any 

age, produce of one cow 75 65 55 45 40 HC C 

— 298 — 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 

Section. 

31. Best showing of Galloway cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by one Breeder represented Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR. 

32. Best showing of Galloway cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor Diploma 



Class CCLIV.— JERSEY. 

(Basis for Computation.) 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

1. Bull, three years old or over $75 $ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 

2. Bull, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 30 

3. Bull, one year and under two 50 40 30 25 20 

4. Bull, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 

5. Cow, three years old or over 75 60 50 40 30 

6. Heifer, two years and under three. 75 60 50 40 30 

7. Heifer, one year and under two.... 50 40 30 25 20 

8. Heifer, under one year 50 40 30 25 20 



6th. 


7th. 


HC 


C 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 


HC 


c 



CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.) 

9. Bull, two years old or over $100 

10. Reserve Bull, two years or over Diploma 

11. Bull, under two years 75 

12. Reserve Bull, under two years Diploma 

13. Cow, two years old or over 100 

14. Reserve Cow, two years or over Diploma 

15. Heifer, under two years 75 

16. Reserve Heifer, under two years Diploma 



GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) 

17. Bull, any age 

18. Reserve Bull, any age 

19. Cow or Heifer, any age 

20. Reserve Cow or Heifer, any age 

— 299 — 



200 
Diploma 

200 
Diploma 



AGED HERDS. 



Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 

21. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 

three years or over; Heifer, two 

years and under three; Heifer, one 

year and under two; and Heifer, 

under one year $125 $100 $ 80 $ 65 $ 55 HC C 



YOUNG HERDS. 



22. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two; 
and two Heifers, under one year. 75 



65 



55 



45 



40 



HC C 



AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

23. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, 
three years or over; Heifer, two 
years and under three; Heifer, 
one year and under two, and 
Heifer, under one year, Females to 
be of Exhibitor's breeding 



$200 



YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR. 

24. Bull, under two years old; two 
Heifers, one year and under two, 
and two Heifers, under one year, 
Females to be of Exhibitor's 
breeding 



200 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

25. Four Animals of either sex, any 

age, get of one sire 75 65 55 45 40 HC C 



PRODUCE OF ONE COW. 

26. Two Animals of either sex any 

age, produce of one cow 75 65 55 45 40 HC 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER. 



27. Best showing of Jersey cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals bred by any one Breeder represented 



Diploma 



PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR 



28. Best showing of Jersey cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, 
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to 
animals owned by one Exhibitor 

— 300 — 



Diploma 



DIVISION H.-CARLOAD LOTS OF CATTLE. 



Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief 
of the Department of Live Stock on or before October 1, 1904. 

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of the carload lots of 
cattle on Thursday, November 3, 1904, and the exhibition will begin Monday, 
November 7, 1904, and close Saturday, November 12, 1904. 

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed 
and care of the cattle they have on exhibition and on the close of the awards in 
that Division remove such cattle from the Exposition grounds. 

Grass- and hay-fed cattle are denned and classed as "grass-fed" and such cattle 
may be entered and compete only in the "grass-fed" classes. 

Cattle that have been fed grain of any sort, cotton seed, oil cake, gluten 
meal, or any like concentrated food or condiments, are classed as "grain-fed," and 
such animals may be entered and compete only in the "grain-fed" classes. 

A carload of cattle will consist of fifteen head of steers or heifers, or both. 

Grass-fed cattle must have been bred and reared within the district named in 
the application and can be entered only in the class provided therefor. Unques- 
tioned evidence of the district in which the cattle have been bred and reared 
must accompany the entry. The statement of the inspectors of the various Asso- 
ciations will be accepted in case of branded cattle. 

Grain-fed cattle must have been fattened in the district named in the applica- 
tion and can be entered only in the class provided for the district, but cattle 
bred in any district may be grain fed or fattened in any other district. 

Exhibitors of carloads of cattle will file with the applications for entry in- 
formation so far as known concerning the ages, improved breeding of the exhibits, 
the method and locality of rearing and feeding, and any other information of 
practical value to breeders, feeders and shippers of cattle, and parties interested 
in the slaughter and consumption of beef products. 

Any dispute or contest as to the ages of cattle exhibited in carload lots will 
be decided by the Veterinarian of the Department of Live Stock. 

The ages will be computed from birth to September 1, 1904, and the cattle 
exhibited in carload lots must have been born respectively and as nearly as may 
be determined as follows: 

Cattle three years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1901. 

Cattle two years and under threey birth between September 1, 1901, and Sep- 
tember 1, 1902. 

Cattle one year and under two, birth between September 1, 1902, and Sep- 
tember 1, 1903. 

Cattle under one year, birth between September 1, 1903, and September 1, 1904. 

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in this 
Prize-List will wherever applicable govern in this Division. 



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PRIZES. 

Class CCLV.— EASTERN DISTRICT. 

The Eastern district includes the States of Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri, all 
States east of these and north of the quarantine line, and the Canadian provinces 
of Ontario and Quebec. 

GRASS-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS. 

Section. 1st. 

1. Car, two years and under three $125 

2. Car, one year and under two 125 

3. Car, under one year 125 



GRAIN-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS. 

4. Car, three years old or over 125 

5. Car, two years and under three 125 

6. Car, one year and under two 125 



2nd. 


3rd. 


$ 75 


$ 50 


75 


50 


75 


50 



75 


50 


75 


50 


75 


50 



Class CCLVI.— NORTHWESTERN DISTRICT. 

The Northwestern district includes the States of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, 
North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, and all of Canada, except On- 
tario and Quebec. 

GRASS-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

1. Car, two years and under three $125 $ 75 $ 50 

2. Car, one year and under two 125 75 50 

3. Car, under one year 125 75 50 



GRAIN-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS. 

4. Car, three years old or over 125 75 50 

5. Car, two years and under three, +. 125 75 50 

6. Car, one year and under two 125 75 50 



— 302 — 



Class CCLVII.— CENTRAL DISTRICT. 

The Central district includes the States of Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, 
Nevada, and that portion of California north of the Federal quarantine line. 

GRASS-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS. 

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

1. Car, two years and under three $125 $ 75 $ 50 

2. Car, one year and under two 125 75 50 

3. Car, under one year 125 75 50 

GRAIN-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS. 

4. Car, three years old or over. 125 75 50 

5. Car, two years and under three 125 75 50 

G. Car, one year and under two 125 75 50 



Class CCLVIII.— SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT. 

The Southwestern district includes Arizona, New Mexico and the portions of 
Texas and Oklahoma north of the Federal quarantine line. 



GRASS-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Car, two years and under three $125 $ 75 $ 50 

2. Car, one year and under two 125 75 50 

3. Car, under one year 125 75 50 

GRAIN-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS. 

4. Car, three years old or over 125 75 50 

5. Car, two years and under three 125 75 50 

6. Car, one year and under two 125 75 50 



Class CCLIX.— SOUTHERN DISTRICT. 

The Southern district includes all territory of the United States south of the 
quarantine line, and Mexico. 

GRASS-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS. 

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Car, two years and under three $125 $ 75 $ 50 

2. Car, one year and under two 125 75 50 

3. Car, under one year 125 75 50 

GRAIN-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS. 

4. Car, three years old or over 125 75 50 

5. Car, two years and under three 125 75 50 

6. Car, one year and under two 125 75 50 

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Class CCLX.— CHAMPION GRASS-FED CARLOAD LOTS, BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize carload lots.) 

Section 1st. 2d. 3d. 

1. Car, two years and under three $125 $ 75 $ 50 

2. Car, one year and under two 125 75 50 

3. Car, under one year 125 75 50 



GRAND CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to Champion carload lots.) 
4. Car, Steers or Heifers, all ages 250 



Class CCLXI.— CHAMPION GRAIN-FED CARLOAD LOTS, BY AGES. 

(Competition limited to First-Prize carload lots.) 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

1. Car, three years old or over $125 $ 75 $ 50 

2. Car, two years and under three 125 75 50 

3. Car, one year and under two 125 75 50 

GRAND CHAMPION. 

(Competition limited to Champion carload lots.) 

4. Car, Steers or Heifers, all ages 250 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR CARLOT EXHIBITS OF ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE. 

Prizes for carlots of Aberdeen-Angus cattle exhibited at the Universal Expo- 
sition of 1904, consisting of fifteen head each, to be given cattle bred in Eastern 
Southern, Central, Southwestern, and Northwestern districts respectively, offered 
by the American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association: 



GRASS-FED. 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 

Car, two years and under three $75 $ 50 $ 25 

Car, one year and under two 75 50 25 

Car, under one year 75 50 25 



GRAIN-FED. 

Car, two years and under three 75 50 25 

Car, one year and under two 75 50 25 

Car, under one year 75 50 25 



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PRIZES FOR CHAMPION CARLOTS OF ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE. 

(Only First-Prize carlots to compete.) 

GRASS-FED. 

Car, two years and under three $125 

Car, one year and under two 125 

Car, under one year 125 

GRAIN-FED. 

Car, two years and under three 125 

Car, one year and under two 125 

Car, under one year ,. . 125 



PRIZES FOR GRAND CHAMPION ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE. 

(Only Champion carlots to compete.) 

GRASS-FED. 

Carload of Aberdeen-Angus cattle, any age 250 

GRAIN-FED. 

Carload of Aberdeen-Angus cattle, any age 250 

For further information address Thos. McFarlane, Secretary of the American 
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association, 17 Exchange avenue, Chicago, 111. 



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APPENDIX. 



(Additional Special Prizes.) 

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SHIRE HORSES. 

For regular classification and list of prizes for Shire Horses, see Class XIII, 
page 60. 

The American Shire Horse Association offers Ten Gold medals to Shires 
exhibited at the Universal Exposition, St. Louis, U. S. A., 1904. Animals competing 
for those medals must be recorded in the Stud Books of this Association, awards 
to be made as follows: 

Champion Stallion, three years old or over Gold Medal, Value $100 

Champion Stallion, two years old or under Gold Medal, Value 100 

Champion Mare, three years old or over Gold Medal, Value 100 

Champion Mare, two years old or under Gold Medal, Value 100 

GRAND CHAMPIONS. 

Stallion, any age Gold Medal, Value 100 

Mare, any age Gold Medal, Value 100 



GET OF ONE SIRE. 

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire.... Gold Medal, Value 100 

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE. 

Two Animals of either sex and age, produce of one mare. Gold Medal, Value 100 
Stallion and Four Mares three years old or over owned 

by one man or firm Gold Medal, Value 100 

Stallion and Four Mares under three years old owned by 

one man or firm Gold Medal, Value 100 

For further information address Chas. Burgess, Secretary of the American 
Shire Horse Association, Wenona, Illinois. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK FOWLS. 

For regular classification, see Section 6, page 213. 

The American White Plymouth Rock Club offers to members the following 
special prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, at St. Louis, 
Mo., as determined by the best records made in the awards in the regular classes 
for White Plymouth Rocks by the official judge, provided that exhibitors must 

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have entered not less than a total of fifteen fowls in the classes for Plymouth 
Rocks to compete for the display specials, viz.: 

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 

Cock $5 $4 $3 $2 $1 

Cockerel 5 4 3 2 1 

Hen 5 4 3 2 1 

Pullet 5 4 3 2 1 

Pen 10 5 3 2 1 

Display 10 5 

Silk ribbons especially designed for the World's Fair awards will be given 
with each cash special prize. The prizes for displays will be awarded to the ex- 
hibitors making the two highest scores in all the class competitions. First-Prize 
to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 3, seventh 2, breeding pen 
prizes to count twice as many points as single birds. In case of a tie the ex- 
hibitor having the largest number of entries in all sections to win. 

For further information address Seth W. Gregory, Secretary of the American 
White Plymouth Rock Club, Delavan, Wis. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR JAPANESE SPANIELS. 

For regular classification, see Class CCX, page 264. 

The Japanese Spaniel Club of America offers to members special prizes con- 
sisting of the Club Silver medal for Japanese Spaniels exhibited in the regular 
classes at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prizes to follow the official awards 
of the World's Fair, viz. : 

Best Dog, one year old or over Sterling Silver Medal 

Best Bitch, one year old or over Sterling Silver Medal 

For further information address Miss L. E. Turney, Secretary of the Japanese 
Spaniel Club of America, 105 West Seventy-Eighth St., New York, N. Y. 



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FUNDS BY STATE AND OTHER COMMISSIONS 



The following special prize funds, arrangements for paying freight, etc., are 
offered by the respective State and other Commissions as indicated: 

MISSOURI. 

All Missouri Live Stock must be entered with the Secretary of the Live 
Stock Department of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and be shown in the 
general competition, and only Missouri animals so entered and shown will be 
allowed to receive any part of the money offered by the State of Missouri. 

All Missouri exhibitors and animals will be required to conform in every 
particular to the rules and regulations adopted by the Chief of the Live Stock 
Department. 

No separate show of Missouri Stock will be made, and all State awards 
will follow the rating of the animals in order of merit in each class in ihe 
general competition by the respective judges of Live Stock appointed by the Louisi- 
ana Purchase Exposition. 

No animal deemed unworthy for lack of individual merit will be awarded any 
part of the State appropriation. 

No animal will be awarded a prize or duplication in more than one class. 

Any Missouri exhibitor found guilty of perpetrating a fraud or attempting to 
do so will forfeit thereby all claim for the participation in the State appropria- 
tion. 

All breeders who share in said appropriation must be bona-fide residents of the 
State of Missouri, and all animals shown by them must be owned within the 
State. The Missouri Commission reserves the right to interpret this rule or amend 
if justice requires, and to be fully convinced of the facts as set forth above 
before paying to any exhibitor any part of the State's appropriation for Live 
Stock, and every exhibitor who enters for any participation in the State fund 
thereby agrees that the decision of the Missouri World's Fair Commission in 
regard ta any controversy shall be final. 



PLAN FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF STATE MONEY. 

1st. All cash prizes won by Missouri exhibitors in competition with the 
world from the prize fund offered by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will be 
duplicated in full. 

2nd. State prizes are offered as set forth on the foregoing pages, and com- 
petition for same is limited to exhibitors from the State of Missouri. 

3rd. The remainder of eighty-five thousand dollars not awarded by the above 
plan (provided such sum does not exceed $20,000) will be paid to all worthy 
animals exhibited from the State of Missouri in the proportion of $12 per head 
to horses in breeding classes, jacks and mules; $10 per head to cattle; $8 per head 
to hogs; $6 per head to sheep and $4 per head to goats, provided that pigs, 
lambs and kids under two months of age, colts and calves under three months of 

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age not to be counted, and provided further that pigs, lambs and kids two and 
under six months of age, colts and calves three and under twelve months of age, 
and also Shetland Ponies receive only half the amounts paid to mature animals 
as set forth above. 

N. H. GENTRY, 

Superintendent of Live Stock for Missouri Commission, Louisiana Purchase 
Exposition. 



SPECIAL PRIZES FOR ILLINOIS LIVE STOCK EXHIBITED AT ST. LOUIS, 

1904. 

The Illinois State Commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition has set 
apart $15,000 to assist live stock breeders to make a large and creditable exhibit 
of the studs, herds and flocks of the State at the Universal Expositilon of 1904. 

PLAN FOR DISTRIBUTION OF ILLINOIS STATE PRIZE MONEY. 

The Illinois Commission will duplicate all cash prizes won by Illinois exhib- 
itors, provided, 

First. In case the duplication calls for more than $15,000 that all of the prizes 
won in the regular classes be proportionately scaled down to make the aggregate 
of $15,000, less the necessary expense of distribution. 

Second. That in case the duplication of regular prizes won by Illinois ex- 
hibits of live stock do not reach the sum of $15,000, the balance remaining, less 
the necessary expense of distribution, be pro-rated to the five best animals in 
each ring exhibited from Illinois, using the regular Prize-List of the Department 
of Live Stock at the World's Fair as a basis for such computation. 

Third. The Illinois World's Fair Commission reserves $1,000, or so much 
thereof as may be needed to provide for the necessary expense incident to appor- 
tioning and distributing said prize fund. 

All Illinois exhibitors and animals will be required to conform in every par- 
ticular to the rules and regulations adopted by the Chief of the Department of 
Live Stock. 

No separate show of Illinois live stock will be made, and all of the awards and 
State premium money will follow the rating of the animals in order of merit in 
each class in the general competition as placed by the respective judges of live 
stock appointed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. 

No animal will be awarded a prize or duplication in more than one class. 

All breeders and exhibitors who share in the aforesaid apportionment must 
be bona-fide residents of the State of Illinois, and all animals shown by them must 
be owned within the State. 

The Illinois Commission reserves the right to interpret these rules or to amend 
if justice requires, and to be fully convinced of the facts as set forth above before 
paying to any exhibitor any part of the State's apportionment for live stock, and 
every exhibitor who enters for any participation in the state fund hereby agrees 
that the decision of the Illinois Commission in regard to any controversy shall 
be final. 

For further information address D. M. Funk, Chairman Live Stock Committee, 
Illinois World's Fair Commission, Bloomington, 111. 

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INDIANA. 

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission of Indiana has made arrange- 
ments for paying freight on all live stock exhibited by residents of that State. 

For further information address Mr. A. C. Alexander, Assistant Secretary of 
the Indiana Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, Indiana Building, World's 
Fair, St. Louis. 

IOWA. 

The Iowa Commission for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition has set apart 
$12,000 to assist the breeders of Iowa in making a large and creditable exhibit of 
the studs, herds and flocks of the State at the Universal Exposition of 1904. 

The Iowa Commission will probably duplicate all the regular prizes of the 
Exposition awarded to exhibitors from the State, up to the amount named, and any 
surplus after duplication will be used to defray freight, feed and any other ex- 
penses that may be agreed upon by the Commission. 

For further information address E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa, Superintendent 
of Live Stock Exhibits from Iowa. 

KANSAS. 

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission of Kansas has adopted the 
following resolution: 

That we duplicate all prizes that they may secure on their live stock exhibit 
at St. Louis up to $10,000, and should there be any surplus left that we pro-rate 
it in the following order: 

One dollar per head for horses. 
Seventy-five cents per head for cattle. 

Sixty cents per head for hogs. 

Fifty cents per head for sheep and Angora goats. 

For further information address John C. Carpenter, Kansas Building, World's 
Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo. 

KENTUCKY. 

The Kentucky Commission has adopted a resolution limiting the classification 
of live stock which may participate in the duplication of premiums to the amount 
of $7,500, appropriated by the commission, to horses, mules, jacks, jennets, cattle, 
sheep, Angora goats and hogs. The resolution further provides that these duplicate 
premiums are to be confined to stock owned in Kentucky at the time of entry 
and that, to participate in the distribution of this $7,500 appropriation, duplicate 
entries of horses, mules and jack stock must be sent prior to August 1, and entries 
of cattle, sheep, goats and hogs prior to August 21, 1904, to J. B. Bowles, Com- 
missioner in charge of Live Stock, Bardstown, Kentucky, who may be addressed 
for further information. 

NEBRASKA. 

The Nebraska State Commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (H. 
G. Shedd, Secretary, World's Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo.) has appropriated $2,300 
or so much thereof as may be properly certified, to cover transportation charges 
on exhibits of live stock and poultry exhibited at the Universal Exposition at 
St. Louis, Mo., by the residents of Nebraska; the live stock and poultry to be 

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chosen by the Nebraska Live Stock and Poultry Associations, and the transporta- 
tion thereon for the respective kinds of live stock and poultry not to exceed the 
following amounts, viz.: Horses, $400; Cattle, $1000; Swine, $400; Sheep, $200; 
and Poultry, $300. 

The money is to be paid for freight only and on presentation of receipted bills 
and certificates of the respective presidents and secretaries of the Nebraska 
Live Stock Association, and the Nebraska Poultry Association. For further in- 
formation address O. E. Mickey, Osceola, Neb., Secretary of the State Live Stock 
Association, or T. J. Norvell, Seward, Neb., President of the State Poultry Asso- 
ciation. 

OKLAHOMA. 

The Oklahoma Commission has appropriated $500 for the purpose of assist- 
ing Oklahoma exhibitors in the Department of Live Stock in paying freight on 
their exhibits. 

For further information address Edgar B. Marchant, Secretary, Oklahoma 
Building, World's Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo. 

WISCONSIN. 

The Wisconsin Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission has appropriated 
$10,000 to assist the breeders of Wisconsin in making a large and creditable ex- 
hibit of the studs, herds and flocks of the State at the Universal Exposition 
of 1904. 

This amount will be utilized in the payment of freight on animals exhibited 
at the World's Fair Live Stock Show and owned by residents of Wisconsin, and 
for the maintenance of the animals while on exhibition. 

For further information address Mr. Grant Thomas, Secretary of the Wis- 
consin State Commission, Wisconsin State Building, World's Fair grounds, St. 
Louis, Mo., U. S. A., or Geo. E. McKerrow, Wisconsin Live Stock Commissioner, 
Sussex, Wis. « 

DOMINION OF CANADA. 

The Canadian Government Commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 
through its Commissioner-General, Hon. William Hutchison, has made an official 
statement as to how the Canadian Government proposes to deal with Canadian 
exhibitors in the Live Stock Competition at the World's Fair. 

Commissioner-General states "that the Canadian Government will give to all 
Canadian exhibitors of horses, cattle, sheep, swine and poultry winning prizes at 
the World's Fair, a sum equal to the amount given by the Exposition in prize 
money to each exhibitor." 

For further information Canadian exhibitors are invited to address Hon. 
William Hutchison, Canadian Government Pavilion, World's Fair Grounds, St. 
Louis, Mo. 



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REGULAR AND SPECIAL PRIZES. 

For exhibits at the Universal Exposition of 1904, St. Louis, Missouri, August 
22 to November 12, 1904, inclusive. 

DIVISION A.— HORSES, ASSES AND MULES. 

Exposition *Special Total 

Breed. Prizes. Prizes. Prizes. 

Standard Trotter $ 6,205 $ 1,200 $ 7,405 

Thoroughbred 6,205 600 6,805 

French Coach 4,390 1,800 6,190 

German Coach 4,390 medals 4,390 

English Coach 4,390 4,390 

Hackney 4,390 medals 4,390 

Morgan 4,390 4,390 

Saddle 4,390 1,400 5,790 

Shetland Pony 3,410 700 4,110 

Percheron 6,205 4,710 10,915 

French Draft 6,205 1,870 8,075 

Clydesdale 6,205 870 7,075 

Shire 6,205 1,870 8,075 

Belgian Draft 4,390 4,390 

Suffolk Punch 1,115 1,115 

Arabian 1,115 1,115 

Jacks and Jennets 5,425 3,170 8,595 

Mules 3,415 3,300 6,715 

Roadsters— for Dealers 850 850 

Roadsters — other than Dealers 850 850 

Harness Horses — for Dealers 2,400 2,400 

Harness Horses — other than Dealers 2,400 2,400 

Ponies in Harness 900 900 

Business Horses in Harness 2,315 2,315 

Horses of Commerce 1,485 1,485 

Three-gaited Saddle Horses 660 660 

$94,300 $21,490 $115,790 
"Includes cash and value of medals. 



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DIVISION B.— CATTLE. 



Exposition 

Breed. Prizes. 

Short-horn $ 6,080 

Hereford 6,080 

Angus 6,080 

Galloway 6,080 

Red Polled 4,205 

Devon 4,205 

Polled Durham 4,205 

Brown Swiss 4,205 

Pure-Bred Steer 200 

Jersey 4,095 

Holstein-Friesian 4,095 

Ayrshire 4,095 

Guernsey 4,095 

Dutch-Belted 630 

French Canadian 450 

Norman 450 

Simmenthal 450 

Sussex . . . 450 

Highland 450 

Kerry 450 

Buffalo 350 

Oxen 420 

Dairy 3,500 



$65,520 



Special 




Total 


Prizes. 




Prizes. 


$12,095 




$ 18,175 


5,000 




11,080 


7,270 




13,350 


4,650 




10,730 


1,856 




6,061 

4,205 


833. 


75 


5,038.75 


860 




5,065 
200 


2,080 




6,175 


3,286. 


50 


7,381.50 


1,000 




5,095 


555 




4,650 


100 




730 
450 
450 
450 
450 
450 
450 
350 
420 
3,500 


$39,586. 


25 


$105,106.25 



DIVISION C— SHEEP. 

Exposition 
lireed. Prizes. 

Shropshire $ 3,915 

Cotswold 3,915 

Oxford 3,915 

Southdown 3,915 

Hampshire 2,921 

Cheviot 2,921 

Leicester 2,921 

Merino A 2,045 

Merino C 2,905 

Wethers, Pine Wool 1,010 

Rambouillet 2,905 

Dorset 2,921 

Lincoln 2,921 

Champion Wether 100 

Champion Wether 100 

Suffolk 300 

Tunis 300 

Kent or Romney Marsh 300 

Persian 300 

Angora Goat 3,410 

Cashmere 225 

Milch Goat 225 

$44,390 



Special 
Prizes. 


Total 


Prizes. 


$ 680 


$ 4,595 


1,085 


5,000 


1,395 


5,310 


395 


4,310 


200 


3,121 




2,921 




2,921 


395 


2,440 


395 


3,300 




1,010 


395 


3,300 


100 


3,021 




2,921 




100 




100 




300 




300 




300 




300 


680 


4,090 




225 




225 



$5,720 



$50,110 



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DIVISION D.— SWINE. 



Exposition 

Breed. Prizes. 

Poland-China $ 5,110 

Berkshire 5,110 

Duroc-Jersey 5,110 

Chester White 5,110 

Essex 2,415 

Large Yorkshire 3,241 

Tamworth 2,415 

Cheshire 400 

Champion Barrows 100 

Champion Barrows 100 

Victoria 400 

Small Yorkshire 400 

Hampshire 400 



Special 


Total 


Prizes. 


Prizes. 


$ 3,045 


$ 8,155 


5,045 


10,155 


4,045 


9,155 


4,655 


9,765 


30 


2,445 


75 


3,316 




2,415 




400 




100 




100 




400 




400 


100 


500 



$30,311 $16,995 



$47,306 



DIVISIONS E, F, G and H. 



Division. 

Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock E. 

Dogs and Cats F. 

Southern Breeding Cattle G. 

Carload lots of Cattle H. 



Exposition 
Prizes. 

$15,582 

10,204 

10.000 

10,000 



Special 
Pizes. 

$6,499 

5,085 

3,570 

2,150 



Total 
Prizes. 

$22,081 

15,289 

13,570 

12,150 



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INDEX. 



A Page 

Aberdeen-Angus Cattle 94 

Aberdeen-Angus Southern Breed- 
ing Cattle 294 

Aberdeen-Angus Car-lots Cattle. . 305 

Abyssinian, Shorthaired Cats 286 

Admission of Live Stock to Forum 24 
Admission, Live Stock to U. S. . . . 9 
African, Black Bantams, — Poultry. 215 

African Geese 216 

African, White Bantams — Poultry. 215 

Age, doubt or protest 22 

Ages, reckoning 26 

Ages 17 

Horses 26 

Cattle 79 

Sheep 140 

Goats 140 

Swine 182 

Southern Breeding Cattle 288 

Agricultural Committee, Brown, 

Paul, Chairman 4 

Airedale Terriers — Dogs 246 

American Dominiques — Poultry. . . 213 
Ancient High Flyers, — Pigeons. . . . 230 

Anconas, Mottled, — Poultry 214 

Andalusians, Blue, — Poultry 214 

Angora Goats 178 

Animals, general rules 7, 25 

Animals, how numbered 17 

Animals, removal of 18 

Animals, substitution of 17, 18 

Announcement to Live Stock Ex- 
hibitors 5 

Announcement to Exhibitors of 

Cats 286 

Announcement to Exhibitors of 

Dogs 240 

Announcement to Exhibitors of 

Poultry 212 

Any color with White — Long- 
haired Cats 286 

Any foreign variety of Cats not 

named 286 

Any Member of American Wild Fe- 

lidae— Cats 286 

Any other color — Short-haired Cats 286 
Any other Tabby with White, 

— Short-haired Cats 286 

Any other Tabby without White, 

Short-haired Cats 286 

Any other variety, Long-haired 

Cats 286 

Application for Entries 7 



Page 
Application for Entries of Foreign 

Animals 8 

Application for Stalls or Pens. ... 19 

Arabian Horses 65 

Archangels — Pigeons 229 

Arena, rmes for 23 

Artillery Horses 75 

Asses, Division A 66 

Asses, Special Prizes by Missouri 

State 67 

Attendants 19 

Auction Sales of 24 

French Draft Horses. 

Morgan Horses. 

Percheron Horses. 

Aberdeen-Angus Cattle. 

Galloway Cattle. 

Hereford Cattle. 

Holstein-Friesian Cattle. 

Jersey Cattle. 

Red Polled Cattle. 

Short-Horn Cattle. 

Cotswold Sheep. 

Hampshire Sheep. 

Oxford Sheep. 

Rambouillet Sheep. 

Shropshire Sheep. 

Angora Goats. 

Milch Goats. 

Berkshire Swine. 

Duroc-Jersey Swine. 

O. I. C. Swine. 

Poland-China Swine. 

Yorkshire Swine. 

Poultry. 
Awards 20, 22 

Cats 285 

Dogs 243 

Awards, instructions to Judges. ... 21 

Aylesbury Ducks 216 

Ayrshire Cattle 125 

B 

Badges, award of 22 

Barbs — Pigeons 229 

Barred Plymouth Rocks — Poultry. 213 
Barred Plymouth Rock Bantams — 

Poultry 217 

Barrows, Champion Pure-Bred, by 

ages 208 

Barrows, Champion Grade, by ages 208 
Bassett Hounds, Rough — Dogs. . . . 246 
Bassett Hounds, Smooth — Dogs.. 247 



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INDEX— Continued. 



Page 

Beagles — Dogs 247 

Bedlington Terriers — Dogs 248 

Belgian Draft Horses 62 

Belgian Ducks 216 

Belgian Games — Poultry 217 

Belgian Hares 240 

Berkshire Swine 189 

Billing Exhibits 15 

Birchen Games, — Poultry 215 

Birchen Game Bantams — Poultry. 215 
Black Red Game, Bantams, — 

Poultry 215 

Black-breasted Red Game s — 

Poultry 215 

Black East Indian Ducks 216 

Black Game — Poultry 215 

Black Game Bantams — Poultry. . . 215 
Black Japanese Bantams, — Poultry 215 

Black, Long-haired Cats 286 

Black, Short-haired Cats 286 

Black-tailed Japanese Bantams — 

Poultry 215 

Black and Tan Terriers — Dogs 248 

Black Turkeys '. 216 

Bloodhounds — Dogs 249 

Blue, Long-haired Cats 286 

Blue, Short-haired Cats 286 

Booted White Bantams — Poultry. 215 

Boston Terriers — Dogs 249 

Bourbon Red Turkeys 217 

Boxers — Dogs 250 

Braekel— Poultry 213 

Brahmas, Dark — Poultry 213 

Brahmas, Dark Bantams — Poultry 215 

Brahmas, Light — Poultry 213 

Brahmas, Light Bantams — Poultry 215 

Branders — Pigeons 230 

Breeder, who considered 17 

Breeding, evidence of required ... 7, 17 

Bronze Turkeys 216 

BROWN, PAUL, Chairman of Ag- 
ricultural Committee 4 

Brown Red Game — Poultry 215 

Brown Swiss — Cattle 115 

Brown Tabby — Long-haired Cats. . 286 
Brown Tabby— Short-haired Cats. 286 

Brunswick Pigeons 239 

Buffalo— Bison 132 

Buff Hamburg — Poultry 217 

Bull Dogs 250 

Bull Terriers — Dogs 251 

Bureau of Animal Industry, Special 

Orders No. 104 and 105 10, 11 

Burmese Pigeons 230 

Business Horses in Harness 74 



Canada, Animals from 10 

Canadian Animals, Admission of. 10 



Page 

Campines, — Poultry 217 

Capon, any other variety, — Poultry 217 
Caponized Drake, any variety, — 

Ducks 217 

Caponized Fowl, American, — Poul- 
try 217 

Caponized Fowl, Asiatic, — Poultry 217 
Caponized Gander, any variety, — 

Geese 217 

Caponized Gobbler, any variety, — 

Turkeys 217 

Capuchin Pigeons 239 

Carload lots of Cattle 302 

Carrier Pigeons 229 

Cashmere Goats 181 

Catalo, or Domestic Buffalo 132 

Catalogue, Official 23 

Cats, Division F 284 

Black, Long-haired 286 

Blue, Long-haired 286 

Brown Tabby, Long-haired... 286 
Cream or Fawn, Long-haired. 286 
Orange or Red, Long-haired.. 286 
Orange and White, Long- 
haired 286 

Orange Tabby, Long-haired. . .286 
Silver or Chinchilla, Long- 
haired 286 

Silver Tabby, Long-haired 286 

Smoke, Long-haired 286 

Tortoise Shell, Long-haired . . 286 
Tortoise Shell and White, 

Long-haired 286 

White, Long-haired 286 

Any color with White, Long- 
haired 286 

Any other variety, Long- 
haired 286 

Abyssinian, Short-haired. ..... 286 

Black, Short-haired 286 

Blue, Short-haired 286 

Brown Tabby, Short-haired... 286 
Manx, any color, Short-haired 286 
Orange or Orange Tabby, 

Short-haired 286 

Orange and White, Short- 
haired 286 

Siamese, Short-haired 286 

Silver Tabby, Short-haired ... 286 
Tortoise Shell, Short-haired.. 286 
Tortoise Shell and White, 

Short-haired 286 

White, Short-haired 286 

Any foreign variety not 

named 286 

Any member of American 

Wild Felidae 286 

Any other color, Short-haired. 286 
Any other Tabby without 
White, Short-haired 286 



INDEX— Continued. 



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Page 
Any other Tabby with White, 

Short-haired 286 

Cattle, Division B 79 

Aberdeen-Angus . 94 

Ages of 79 

Ayrshire 125 

Brown Swiss 115 

Buffalo (Bison) 132 

Catalo, or Domestic Buffalo.. 132 

Carload lots 302 

Devon 109 

Dutch Belted 130 

Entries of 79 

French Canadian 131 

Galloway 101 

Guernsey 127 

Herd Books 80 

Hereford 89 

Highland 131 

Holstein-Friesian 122 

Jersey 119 

Kerry 131 

Limousin 131 

Norman 131 

Oxen 132 

Polled Durham 112 

Red Polled 106 

Short-horn 84 

Simmenthal 131 

Sussex 131 

Cattle, Special Prizes by Missouri 
State Commission. 

Aberdeen-Angus 100 

Brown Swiss 117 

Galloway 104 

Hereford 93 

Holstein-Friesian 123 

Jersey 121 

Red Polled 108 

Short-horn 88 

Cattle, Special Prizes by Breeders 
Associations. 

Aberdeen-Angus 96 

Ayrshire 126 

Dutch Belted 130 

Galloway 103 

Guernsey 129 

Hereford 91 

Holstein-Friesian 124 

Polled Durham 114 

Red Polled 108 

Short-horn 86 

Cattle, Southern Breeding 288 

Aberdeen-Angus 294 

Galloway 297 

Hereford 292 

Jersey 300 

Short-horn 289 

Cattle, car-load lots 302 



Page 

Cattle, Parade of 24 

Cattle, Program of Exhibition 81-83 

Cavalry Horses 75 

Cayuga Ducks 216 

Certificates with Imported Ani- 
mals 80 

Certificate of Registry 7 

Chairman, American Poultry Asso- 
ciation, Henry Steinmesch 212 

Champion Grade Barrows by ages 208 
Champion Pure-Bred Barrows by 

ages 208 

Champion Grade Wethers by ages 177 
Champion Pure-Bred Wethers by 

ages 177 

Central District car-lots Cattle... 304 

Chesapeake Bay Dogs 251 

Cheshire Swine 208 

Chester White Swine 197 

Cheviot Sheep 161 

Chihuahuas — Dogs 252 

Chinese Brown Geese 216 

Chinese White Geese 216 

Chow Chows — Dogs 252 

Classes, additional 18 

Clydesdale Horses 58 

Coach Horses 76 

COBURN, F. D., Honorary Chief of 

Department of Live Stock 5 

Cochins, Black — Poultry 213 

Cochins, Black Bantams — Poultry. 215 

Cochins, Buff— Poultry 213 

Cochins, Buff Bantams — Poultry.. 215 

Cochins, Partridge — Poultry 213 

Cochins, Partridge Bantams — 

Poultry 215 

Cochins, White — Poultry 213 

Cochins, White Bantams — Poultry 215 

Collies, Rough — Dogs 253 

Collies, Smooth — Dogs 253 

Columbian Wyandotte — Poultry. . . 217 

Commendation, Certificate of 22 

Commerce, Horses of 75 

Artillery 75 

Cavalry 75 

Coach 76 

Drafter 76 

Expresser 76 

Fire Department 77 

Omnibus 77 

Roadster 77 

Contagious Diseases, Exposure to 8, 13 
Cooping Arrangements — Poultry.. 210 

Cotswold Sheep 149 

Coucou of Mechelen — Poultry 213 

Cow Demonstration 133 tol39 

Cream or Fawn, Long-haired Cats. 186 

Crevecoeurs — Poultry 213 

Custom House, entry at 9 

Custom House, regulations 9 



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INDEX— Continued. 



D Page 

Dachshunde, — Dogs 254 

Dalmatians, — Dogs 254 

Damascene Pigeons 239 

Dandie Dinmont Terriers, — Dogs. . 255 

Demonstration of Cows 133-139 

Danziger Pigeons 230 

Dates, Entries close 7 

Dates, Grounds open 15 

Dates of Shows 20 

Dates, receive exhibits 15 

Death of Animals exhibited 18 

Decoration of exhibits 18 

Deerhounds — Dogs 255 

Delivery of Animals 16 

DEPARTMENT OF LIVE STOCK, 

Charles F. Mills, Chief 4 

Devon Cattle 109 

DIRECTOR OF EXHIBITS, F. J. 

V. Skiff 4 

Disease among exhibits 8 

Diseases, infectious and contag- 
ious 8, 13 

Disqualification of Animal. 9-17-18-20-22 

Division A, — Horses 26 

Division B— Cattle 79 

Division C, — Sheep and Goats.... 140 

Division D, — Swine 182 

Division E, — Poultry, Pigeons and 

Pet Stock 210 

Division F, — Dogs 242 

Division F,— Cats 284 

Division G, — Southern Breeding 

Cattle 288 

Division H, — Car-load lots of Cattle 302 

Dogs and Cats, — Division F 242 

Dogs 242 

Airedale Terriers 246 

Bassett Hounds, Rough 246 

Bassett Hounds, Smooth 247 

Beagles 247 

Bedlington Terriers 243 

Black and Tan Terriers (Man- 
chester) 248 

Bloodhounds 249 

Boston Terriers \ 249 

Boxers 250 

Bull Dogs 250 

Bull Terriers 251 

Chesapeake Bay 251 

Chow Chows 252 

Chihuahuas 252 

Collies, Rough 253 

Collies, Smooth 253 

Dachshunde 254 

Dalmatians 254 

Dandie Dinmont Terriers 255 

Deerhounds 255 

English Toy Spaniels, Black 
and Tan 256 



Png'o 
English Toy Spaniels, Orange 

and White 256 

English Toy Spaniels, Red... 257 
English Toy Spaniels, Tri- 
color 257 

Fox Hounds (American) 258 

Fox Hounds (English) 258 

Fox Terriers, Rough 259 

Fox Terriers, Smooth 259 

PYench Bull Dogs 260 

Great Danes 260 

Greyhounds 261 

Griffons 261 

Griffon Bruxellois 262 

Harriers 262 

Irish Terriers 263 

Italian Greyhounds 263 

Japanese Spaniels 264 

King Charles Spaniels 264 

Maltese Terriers 265 

Mastiffs 265 

Newfoundlands 266 

Old English Sheep Dogs 266 

Otter Hounds 267 

Pekinese Spaniels 267 

Pinschers 268 

Pointers 268 

Pomeranians 269 

Poodles, Corded 269 

Poodles, Curly 270 

Prince Charles Spaniels 271 

Pugs 270 

Retrievers, Curly Coated 271 

Retrievers, Wavy Coated 272 

Ruby Spaniels 272 

St. Bernards, Rough 279 

St. Bernards, Smooth 279 

Schipperkes 273 

Scottish Terriers 273 

Setters, English 274 

Setters, Gordon 275 

Setters, Irish 275 

Skye Terriers 275 

Spaniels, Clumber 276 

Spaniels, Cocker 277 

Spaniels, Field 277 

Spaniels, Irish Water 278 

Spaniels, Sussex 278 

Toy Poodles 280 

Toy Terriers 280 

Welsh Terriers 281 

White English Terriers 281 

White English Terriers, Toy. 282 

Whippets, 282 

Wolfhounds, Russian 283 

Yorkshire Terriers 283 

Dorset Sheep 173 

Dominique Leghorns, — Poultry... 217 
Dorkings, Colored, — Poultry 213 



INDEX— Continued. 



Pas- 
Dorkings, Silver Gray, — Poultry.. 213 

Dorkings, White, — Poultry 213 

Drafter, — Horses 76 

Dragoons, — Pigeons 229 

Duchess Pigeons 229 

Ducks 216 

Duckwing Game, Golden, — Poultry 215 
Duckwing, Golden, Game Ban- 
tams, — Poultry 215 

Duckwing, Silver, — Poultry 215 

Duckwing, Silver Game Bantams, 

—Poultry 215 

Duroc- Jersey Swine 193 

Dutch Belted Cattle 130 

Duties, Tariff 13 



Eastern District car-lots Cattle... 303 

Egyptian Geese 216 

Embden Geese 216 

English Coach, — Horses 41 

Cleveland Bay. 
Yorkshire. 

English Tipplers, — Pigeons 229 

English Toy Spaniels, Black and 

Tan,— Dogs 256 

English Toy Spaniels, Orange and 

White,— Dogs 256 

English Toy Spaniels, Red, — Dogs 257 
English Toy Spaniels, Tri-color, — 

Dogs 257 

Entries 7 

Horses, Asses and Mules 26 

Cattle 79 

Sheep 140 

Swine 182 

Poultry 210 

Pigeons 228 

Rabbits 240 

Dogs 242 

Cats 284 

Car-load lots Cattle 302 

Southern Breeding Cattle.... 288 

Application for 7 

Foreign Animals 8 

State 8 

Public Institutions 8 

Entry Cards 17 

Essex, — Swine 201 

Exercising Animals, when per- 
mitted 24 

Exhibition of Horses 29 

Exhibition of Cattle 80 

Exhibition of Sheep and Goats. . . . 143 

Exhibition of Swine 184 

Exhibitors, Rules for 19 

Exhibits, Quality of 18-21 

-Exhibits, Shipment of 15-16 



Page 

Exhibits, Additional 17 

Expresser, — Horses 76 



Fantails, plain leg, smooth head, — 

Pigeons 230 

Fantails, Saddleback, — Pigeons... 230 
Fat Stock Classes. (See class 
desired.) 

Favorelles, — Poultry 217 

Feed and Forage 19 

Fine Wool Wethers 170 

Firebacks, — Pigeons 233 

Fire Department Horses 77 

Firms and Co-partnerships, enter- 
ing animals 7 

Flock Register, Sheep and Goats. 141 

Florentine Pigeons 230 

Foreign Countries, Admission of 

Animals from 9 

Foreign Countries, Entries 8 

Forum, Admission to 24 

Fluffs,— Poultry 217 

Fox Hounds, American, — Dogs .... 258 

Fox Hounds, English, — Dogs 258 

Fox Terriers, Rough, — Dogs 250 

Fox Terriers, Smooth, — Dogs 259 

FRANCIS, DAVID R., President.. 4 
Fraud in Entry or Exhibition .... 17 

Freight, how shipped 15 

Freight on Live Stock prepaid .... 15 

Freight, Bills of 15, 16 

French Bull Dogs 260 

French Canadian Cattle 131 

French Class, Poultry 213 

French Coach Horses 36 

French Draft Horses 55 

Frill Backs, — Pigeons 232 

Frizzles, — Poultry 216 



Galloway Cattle 101 

Galloway Southern Breeding Cat- 
tle 297 

Games, Indian Cornish, — Poultry. 215 
Games, Indian, White, — Poultry.. 215 
German Beards, — Clean Leg 

Pigeons 231 

German Coach Horses 38 

(East Friesland, Hanoverian, 
Holstein, Oldenburg, Tra- 
kehnen,) 

Geese, Class 216 

Goats, Division C 140 

Angora 178 

Cashmere 181 

Milch 181 



vi INDEX- 

Page 
Grades — Cattle, Goats, Horses, 

Sheep and Swine. (See class 

desired.) 

Grain 19 

Grain-Fed Cattle, car-load lots... 302 

Grass-Fed Cattle, car-load lots . . . 302 

Gray Call Ducks 216 

Gray Japanses Bantams, — Poultry 217 

Great Danes, — Dogs 260 

Greyhounds, — Dogs 261 

Griffons,— Dogs 261 

Griffon Bruxellois 262 

Grounds open for Exhibits 15 

Guernsey Cattle 127 

Guinea Fowls, other than White, — 

Poultry 217 

Guinea Fowls, White, — Poultry... 217 

H 

Hackney Horses 43 

Hamburg, — Poultry 214 

Hamburg, Black 214 

Hamburgs, Penciled, Golden, — . 

Poultry 214 

Hamburgs, Penciled, Silver, — 

Poultry 214 

Hamburgs, Spangled Golden, — 

Poultry 214 

Hamburgs, Spangled Silver, — 

Poultry 214 

Hamburgs, White, — Poultry 214 

Hampshire Sheep 158 

Hampshire Swine 209 

Harness Horses 70 

Harness Horses for Dealers 71 

Harness Horses for other than 

Dealers 72 

Harriers, — Dogs 262 

Helmet Pigeons 231 

Hen Pigeons, Maltese 231 

Hereford Cattle 89 

Hereford Southern Breeding Cattle 292 

Herd Books, Recognized Cattle... 80 

Herd Books, Domestic or Foreign. 7 

Herd Books, Recognized Swine... 18 

Herds, Entry of 7 

High Flyers, — Pigeons 230 

Highland Cattle 131 

Holstein-Friesian Cattle 122 

Homers, Show, — Pigeons 233 

Homers, Working, — Pigeons 233 

Horses, Division A 26 

Arabian 65 

Artillery 75 

Belgian Draft 62 

Business 74 

Cavalry 75 

Clydesdale 58 



-Continued. 

Page 

Coach 76 

Commerce 75 

Drafters 76 

English Coach 41 

Expresser 76 

Fire Department 77 

French Coach 36 

French Draft 55 

German Coach 38 

Hackney 43 

Harness 70 

Harness (for Dealers) 71 

Harness (for other than 

Dealers) 72 

Jacks and Jennets 66 

Morgan 45 

Mules 68 

Omnibus 77 

Percheron 51 

Ponies in Harness 73 

Roadsters 77 

Roadsters (for Dealers) 69 

Roadsters (for other than 

Dealers) 70 

Saddle 47 

Saddle, five gaited 78 

Saddle, three gaited 78 

Shetland Pony 49 

Shire 60 

Standard Trotter 32 

Stud Books 27 

Suffolk Punch 64 

Thoroughbred 34 

Horses, Special Prizes by Missouri 
State Commission. 

Clydesdale 59 

French Draft 57 

Jacks and Jennets 67 

Mules 68 

Percheron 54 

Saddle 48 

Shetland Pony 51 

Shire 61 

Standard Trotter 33 

Thoroughbred 35 

Horses, Special Prizes by Breeders 
Associations. 

French Coach 37 

French Draft 56, 57 

German Coach 39, 40 

Hackney 44 

Percheron 52, 53 

Saddle 48 

Shetland Pony 50 

Shire 307 

Horses, Parade of 24 

Houdans ,— Poultry 213 

Hungarian, — Pigeons 231 

Hyacinth,— Pigeons 239 



INDEX- 

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Ice, — Pigeons 232 

Imported Animals, Canadian 10 

Imported Animals, Foreign 9 

Imported Animals, Permit for 13 

Imported Animals, Tariff Duties. 13, 14 

Indian Games, — Poultry 217 

Indian Runner, — Ducks 216 

Inspection and Qauarantine 8-12 

Inspection of Veterinary 8 

Irish Terriers, — Dogs 263 

Italian Greyhounds, — Dogs 263 

J 

Jacks and Jennets 66 

Jacobins, — Pigeons 233 

Japanese Games, — Poultry 217 

Japanese Spaniels, — Dogs 264 

Japanese Spaniels, Special Prizes. 308 

Javas, Black,— Poultry 213 

Javas, Mottled, — Poultry 213 

Javas, W^hite, — Poultry 217 

Jersey Cattle, Northern 119 

Jersey Cattle, Southern 300 

Jersey Blues, — Poultry 217 

Judges, Duties of 21 

K 

Kent or Romney Marsh Sheep... 178 

Kerry Cattle 131 

King Charles Spaniels, — Dogs .... 264 

Klondike Poultry See Fluffs 

L 

Labels and Legbands, — Poultry.. 211 

La Fleche — Poultry 213 

Lakenfelders, — Poultry 217 

Lahore, — Pigeons 239 

Langshans, Black, — Poultry 213 

Langshans, White, — Poultry 213 

Large Yorkshire Swine 204 

Leghorns, Black, — Poultry 214 

Leghorns, R. C. Buff ,— Poultry .. . 217 

Leghorns, R. C. White,— Poultry . 214 
Leghorns, Silver Duckwin g, — 

Poultry 214 

Leghorns, Single Comb Brown, — 

Poultry 214 

Leghorns, Single Comb B u ff, — 

Poultry 214 

Leghorns, Single Comb, White, — 

Poultry 214 

Leicester Sheep 163 

Limousin Cattle 131 

Lincoln Sheep 175 

Live Stock, billed for exhibition. 15 

Photographs Required 7 

Record of Breeding Required. 7-17 

Veterinary Inspection of 8 



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M J -ago 

Magpies, — Pigeons ' 234 

Malay Bantams, Blackbreasted 

Red,— Poultry 215 

Malays, Blackbreasted Red, — 

Poultry 215 

Maltese, — Pigeons 231 

Maltese Terriers, — Dogs 265 

Manx, any color, Short-haired, — 

Cats 286 

Marshal of Arena, Duties of 24 

Mastiffs,— Dogs 265 

Mediterranean Class, — Poultry.... 214 
Merino A, (Wrinkly Type). — 

Sheep 165 

Merino C— Sheep 168 

Milch Goats 181 

MILLS, CHARLES F., Chief Dept. 

Live Stock 4 

Minorcas, Single Comb, Black, — 

Poultry 214 

Minorcas, Single Comb, White, — 

Poultry 214 

Miscellaneous Class, — Poultry. . . . 216 
Missouri State Commission, 

Special Prizes .... See desired class 

Monks, — Pigeons 232 

Morgan, — Horses 45 

Mules, Division A 68 

Teams, Two Mules 68 

Teams, Four Mules 68 

Teams, Six Mules 68 

Muscovy, Colored, — Ducks 216 

Muscovy, White, — Ducks 216 

N 

Narragansett, — Turkeys 216 

Newfoundlands, — Dogs 266 

Non-Standard varieties, — Poultry. 217 

Norman, — Cattle 131 

Northwestern District, car-lots — 

Cattle 303 

Notice of Shipment 15 

Numbers for Animals 17 

Nuns, — Pigeons 234 

O 

Old English Sheep Dogs 266 

Omnibus, — Horses 77 

Orange or Orange Tabby, Short- 
haired,— Cats 286 

Orange or Red, Long-haired, — 

Cats 286 

Orange Tabby, Long-haired, — Cats 286 
Orange and White, Long-haired, — 

Cats 286 

Orange and White, Short-haired, — 

Cats 286 



viii INDEX — Continued. 

Page 

Oriental Frills, — Pigeons 234 

Oriental Games, — Poultry 215 

Orpingtons, Buff,— Poultry 213 

Orpington, Jubilee, — Poultry 217 

Orpington, R. C. Buff,— Poultry . . 217 

Orpington, S. C. Black,— Poultry . 217 

Orpingtons, S. C. White,— Poultry 217 

Ostriches, — Poultry 217 

Otter Hounds,— Dogs 267 

Owls, African, — Pigeons 234 

Owls, Chinese, — Pigeons 234 

Owls, English, — Pigeons 234 

Oxen,— Cattle 132 

Oxford,— Sheep 152 

P 

Parades of Horses 24 

Parade of Cattle 24 

Pea Fowls 217 

Pekin Ducks 216 

Pekinese Spaniels, Dogs 267 

Pens and Stalls 18 

Percheron Horses 51 

Permits for Imported Animals .... 13 

Persian Sheep 178 

Photographs, — Live Stock 7 

Pigeons, Division E 228 

Archangels 229 

Ancient High Flyers 230 

Barbs 229 

Branders 230 

Brunswick 239 

Burmese 230 

Capuchin 239 

Carriers 229 

Damascene 239 

Danziger 230 

Dragoons 229 

Duchess 229 

English Tipplers 229 

Fantaiis, Plain Leg, Smooth 

Head 230 

Fantaiis, Saddleback 230 

Firebacks 233 

Florentine 230 

Frill Backs 232 

German Beards, Clean Leg, 

High Flyer 231 

Helmet 231 

Hen Pigeons, Maltese 231 

Homers, Show 233 

Homers, Working 233 

Hungarian 231 

Hyacinth 239 

Ice 232 

Jacobins 233 

Lahore 239 

Magpies 234 

Maltese 231 



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Monks 232 

Nuns 234 

Oriental Frills 234 

Owls, African 234 

Owls, Chinese 234 

Owls, English 234 

Polish Lynx 231 

Porcelain 232 

Pouters, Breuner 234 

Pouters, Dominican or Bo- 
hemian 235 

Pouters, English 235 

Pouters, Pigmy 235 

Priests 233 

Quakers 233 

Runts 235 

Shields, White Barred 235 

Starling 233 

Stork 231 

Stralsunder 232 

Suabian 239 

Swallow, Barless 235 

Swallow, Black Barred, Full 

Head 236 

Swallow, Spot or Snip 236 

Swallow, White Barred 236 

Swifts 232 

Trumpeters, English 236 

Trumpeters, English or Ger- 
man 232 

Trumpeters, Russian 236 

Tumblers, any other Short 

Face 238 

Tumblers, English Short Face 236 
Tumblers, Long Face, Clean 

Leg, Bald Head 236 

Tumblers, Long Face, Clean 

Leg, Beard 237 

Tumblers, Long Face, Clean 

Leg, Mottled or Rosewing. . 237 
Tumblers, Long Face, Clean 

Leg, Solid Color 237 

Tumblers, Muffed Badge 237 

Tumblers, Muffed, Barred 237 

Tumblers, Muffed, Beard 237 

Tumblers, Muffed, Bell Neck. 237 
Tumblers, Muffed, Mottled or 

Rosewing 237 

Tumblers, Muffed, Solid Color 238 
Tumblers, Muffed, White Side. 238 

Tumblers, Parlor 23S 

Turbits 238 

Turbits, Tail 238 

Victoria 239 

Pinschers, — Dogs 268 

Pit Games, — Poultry 217 

Plymouth Rocks, Barred, — Poultry 213 
Plymouth Rocks, Buff,— Poultry . . . 213 

Plymouth Rocks, Partridge 217 

Plymouth Rocks, White,— Poultry. 213 



INDEX- 

Page 

Plymouth Rocks, Silver Penciled. . 217 

Pointers, Dogs 268 

Poland-China Swine 186 

Polish Class, Poultry 214 

Polish, Bearded Golden, — Poultry. 214 
Polish, Bearded Silver, — Poultry.. 214 
Polish, Bearded White,— Poultry. . 214 
Polish, Black, White Crested- 
Poultry 214 

Polish, Buff Laced,— Poultry 214 

Polish, Buff Laced Bantams, — 

Poultry 215 

Polish, Golden.— Poultry 214 

Polish, Lynx, — Pigeons 231 

Polish, Silver,— Poultry 214 

Polish, White,— Poultry 214 

Polish, White Crested, White Ban- 
tams, — Poultry 215 

Polish, White Crested, White 

Beaided— Poultry 217 

Polled Durham Cattle 112 

Pomeranians, — Dogs 269 

Ponies in Harness, Shetlands 73 

Ponies in Harness, other than 

Shetlands 73 

Poodles, Corded,— Dogs 269 

Poodles, Curly, — Dogs 270 

Porcelain Pigeons 232 

Poultry, Special Prizes by Missouri 

State 218-220 

Poultry, Special Prizes by Spec- 
ialty Clubs 220-308 

Poultry, Division E 210 

African, Biack Bantams 215 

African Geese 216 

African W T hite Bantams 215 

American Class 213 

American Dominiques 213 

Anconas, Mottled 214 

Andalusians, Blue 214 

Asiatic Class 213 

Aylesbury Ducks 216 

Bantams, Game 215 

Bantams, other than Game. . . 215 

Barred Plymouth Rocks 213 

Barred Plymouth Rock Ban- 
tams 217 

Belgian, Class 213 

Belgian Ducks 216 

Belgian Games 217 

Birchen Games 215 

Birchen Game Bantams 215 

Black Breasted Red Game 215 

Black Breasted Red Game Ban- 
tams 215 

Black Red Game Bantams. . . . 215 

Black East Indian Ducks 216 

Black Game 215 

Black Game Bantams 215 

Black Japanese Bantams 215 



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Page 
Black-Tailed Japanese Ban- 
tams 215 

Black Turkeys 216 

Booted White Bantams 215 

Bourbon Red Turkeys 217 

Braekel 213 

Brahmas, Dark 213 

Brahmas, Dark Bantams 215 

Brahmas, Light 213 

Brahmas, Light Bantams 215 

Bronze Turkeys 216 

Brown Red Game 215 

Buff Hamburgs 217 

Campines 217 

Capon, any other Variety .... 217 
Caponized Drake, any va- 
riety, — Ducks 217 

Caponized Fowl, American . . . 217 

Caponized Fowl, Asiatic 217 

Caponized Gander, any va- 
riety, — Geese 217 

Caponized Gobbler, any va- 
riety, — Turkeys 217 

Cayuga Ducks 216 

Chinese, Brown Geese 216 

Chinese, W r hite Geese 216 

Cochins, Black 213 

Cochins, Black Bantams 215 

Cochins, Buff 213 

Cochins, Buff, Bantams 215 

Cochins, Partridge 213 

Cochins, Partridge Bantams.. 215 

Cochins, White 213 

Cochins, White, Bantams.... 215 

Columbian Wyandotte 217 

Cooping arrangements 210 

Coucou of Mechelen 213 

Creve Coeurs 213 

Dominique Leghorns 217 

Dorkings, Colored 213 

Dorkings, Silver Gray 213 

Dorkings, White 213 

Ducks 216 

Duckwing Game, Golden 215 

Duckwing Game Bantam, 

Golden 215 

Duckwing Game, Silver 215 

Duckwing Game Bantams, 

Silver 215 

Egyptian Geese 216 

Embden Geese 216 

English Class 213 

Favorelles 217 

Fluffs 217 

French Class 213 

Frizzles 216 

Games, Indian, Cornish 215 

Games, Indian White 215 

Geese 216 

Gray Call Ducks 216 



INDEX— Continued. 



Page 

Gray Japanese Bantams 217 

Guinea Fowls, other than 

White 217 

Guinea Fowls, White 217 

Hamburg Class 214 

Hamburgs, Black 214 

Hamburgs, Penciled, Golden . . 214 

Hamburgs, Penciled, Silver. . 214 

Hamburgs, Spangled, Golden. 214 

Hamburgs, Spangled, Silver. . 214 

Hamburgs, White 214 

Houdans 213 

Indian Games 217 

Indian Runner Ducks 216 

Japanese Games 217 

Javas, Black 213 

Javas, Mottled 213 

Javas, White 217 

Jersey Blues 217 

Labels and Legbands 211 

La Fleche 213 

Lakenfelders 217 

Langshans, Black 213 

Langshans, White 213 

Leghorns, Black 214 

Leghorns, R. C. Buff 217 

Leghorns, Rose Comb, White. 214 
Leghorns, Single Comb, 

Brown 214 

Leghorns, Rose Comb, Brown. 214 
Leghorns, Single Comb, Buff. . 214 
Leghorns, Single Comb, White 214 
Leghorns, Silver Duckwing... 214 
Malays, Black Breasted Red. 215 
Malay Bantams, Black Breast- 
ed Red 215 

Mediterranian Class 214 

Minorcas, Rose Comb, Black. . 217 

Minorcas, Rose Comb, White. 217 

Minorcas, Single Comb, Black 214 

Minorcas, Single Comb, White 214 

Miscellaneous Fowls 216 

Muscovy, Colored, — Ducks... 216 

Muscovy, White, — Ducks 216 

Narrangansett Turkeys 216 

Non-Standard Varieties 217 

Oriental Games 215 

Orpingtons, Buff 213 

Orpingtons, Jubilee 217 

Orpingtons, R. C. Buff 217 

Orpingtons, S. C, Black 217 

Orpingtons, S. C. White 217 

Ostriches 217 

Pea Fowls 217 

Pekin Ducks 216 

Pit Games 217 

Plymouth Rocks, Barred 213 

Plymouth Rocks, Buff 213 

Plymouth Rocks, Partridge.. 217 



Pago 

Plymouth Rocks, White 213 

Plymouth Rocks, Silver Pen- 
ciled 217 

Polish Class 214 

Polish, Bearded, Golden 214 

Polish, Bearded Silver 214 

Polish, Bearded White 214 

Polish, Black, White Crested. 214 
Polish, White Crested. White 

Bearded 217 

Polish, Buff Laced 214 

Polish, Buff Laced, Bantams. 215 

Polish, Golden 214 

Polish, Silver 214 

Polish, White 214 

Polish, White Crested, White, 

Bantams 215 

Red Caps 213 

Red Pyle 215 

Red Pyle, Game Bantams.... 215 

Rhode Island Red, Pea Comb. 217 

Rhode Island Red, Rose Comb 217 
Rhode Island Red, Single 

Comb 213 

Rouen Ducks 216 

Rumpless 217 

Russians 217 

Sebright, Golden, — Bantams.. 215 

Sebright, Silver, — Bantams... 215 

Sherwoods 217 

Sicilians 217 

Silkies 216 

Slate Turkeys 216 

Spanish, White Face, Black.. 214 

Sultans 216 

Sumatras, Black 216 

Swans, Black 217 

Swans, White 217 

Swedish Ducks 216 

Toulouse Geese 216 

Turkeys Class 216 

White Call Ducks 216 

White Crested Ducks 216 

White Crested, White Bearded 

Bantams, — Poultry 215 

White Game 215 

White Game Bantams 215 

White Holland Turkeys 216 

White Japanese Bantams.... 215 

White Wonders 217 

Wild Geese, Domesticated. . . . 216 

Wyandottes, Black 213 

Wyandottes, Buff 213 

Wyandottes, Golden 213 

Wyandottes, Partridge 213 

Wyandottes, Silver 213 

Wyandottes, Silver, Penciled. 213 

Wyandottes, White 213 



INDEX- 

Page 
Poultry and Pigeons, Division E.. 210 

Pouters, Breuner, — Pigeons 234 

Pouters, Dominikan or Bohemian, 

— Pigeons 235 

Pouters, English, — Pigeons 235 

Pouters, Pigmy, — Pigeons 235 

PRESIDENT, DAVID R. FRANCIS 4 

Press Rules 7, 23 

Priests,— Pigeons 233 

Prince Charles Spaniels, — Dogs. . . 271 

Prizes, Withdrawal of 18 

Protests 22 

Protests as to Age 22 

Public Sales 24 

Pug Dogs 270 

Program of Exhibition 20-29-31 

Horses 29 

Cattle 81 

Sheep and Goats 143 

Swine 184 

Q 

Quakers, — Pigeons 233 

Quality of Exhibits 18-21 

Quarantine, — Regulations 8 

R 

Rabbits 240 

Angora, White 241 

Angora, other than White. . . . 241 

Black and Tan 241 

Blue and Tan 241 

Dutch Black 241 

Dutch Blue 241 

Dutch, any other color 241 

English 241 

Flemish Giants 241 

Himalayans 241 

Jack Rabbits 241 

Madagascar Lopear 241 

Polish 241 

Silver Brown 241 

Silver Fawn 241 

Silver Gray 241 

Any other variety 241 

Railroad, rates on freight 15 

Railroad rates terminal 15 

Rambouillet, — Sheep 171 

Rankin, Fred H., Secretary 4 

Rates, Transportation 15 

Rebates, on freight 15 

Reception, dates of 15 

Red Caps, — Poultry 213 

Red Polled,— Cattle 106 

Red Pyle — Poultry 215 

Red Pyle, Game Ban tarn s, — 

Poultry 215 

Removal of Animals 18 



■Continued. xi 

rage- 
Responsibility of Exposition 18 

Responsibility for Death of Ani- 
mal 18 

Retrievers, Curly Coated, — Dogs.. 271 
Retrievers, Wavy Coated, — Dogs.. 272 
Rhode Island Red, Pea Comb, — 

Poultry 217 

Rhode Island Red, Rose Comb, — 

Poultry 217 

Rhode Island Red, Single Comb, — 

Poultry 213 

Roadsters, — Horses 77 

Roadster Horses, for dealers 69 

Roadster Horses, for other than 

dealers 70 

Rose Comb Black Minorcas, — 

Poultry 217 

Rose Comb White Minorcas,— 

Poultry 217 

Rouen Ducks 216 

Ruby Spaniels, — Dogs 272 

Rules, 

Announcement 6 

Ages, reckoning 17 

Ages, doubt or protest 22 

Animals, general rules 7-25 

Application for stalls or pens. 19 

Attendants 19 

Awards 20-22 

Awards, instructions to 

judges 21, 22 

Auction sales 24 

Asses, Division A G6 

Billing exhibits 15, 16 

Badges, award 22 

Breeding, evidence of re- 
quired 7-17 

Canada, animals from 10 

Cats 285 

Classes, additional 18 

Championship awards 22 

Championship, premier 22 

Catalogue, official 23 

Cattle, parade of 24 

Certificates, with imported 

animals 12 

Commendation, certificates of 

championship, premier 22 

Dates of shows 20 

Dates, grounds open 17 

Dates, receive exhibits 15 

Dates, entries close 7 

Delivery of animals 16 

Decoration of exhibits 18 

Death of Live Stock 18 

Disease among exhibits 8 

Diseases, contagious 8-13 

Dogs 243 

Disqualification of animals.. 
9-17-18-20-22 



xii INDEX- 

Page 

Entries, rules governing 7-25 

Exhibition, program of 20 

Exhibition, non-competing.... 17 

Exhibitors, rules governing. . 19 

Exercising, when permitted . . 24 

Exhibits, shipment of 15 

Fat Stock See desired class 

Firms and Co-partnerships, 

entering animals 7 

Flock Register 141 

Foreign Countries, entries .... 8 
Foreign Countries, quarantine 

regulations 9 

Foreign Countries, admission 

of animals from 9 

Freight, how shipped 15 

Fraud 17 

Feed and forage 19 

Grounds open for exhibits... 15 

Horses, parade of 24 

Herd Books, recognized Cattle 80 

Herd Books, recognized Swine 183 
Herd Books, Domestic and 

Foreign 7 

Inspection and quarantine. .. 8 

Judges, instructions to 21 

Live Stock, photographs, re- 
quested 7 

Live Stock, record of breed- 
ing required 7-17 

Live Stock, veterinary inspec- 
tion of 8 

Numbers for animals 17 

Photographs, Live Stock 7 

Pens and stalls 18 

Program of exhibition 20 

Protests 22 

Parade of Horses 24 

Parade of Cattle 24 

Public Sale of Horses 24 

Public Sale of Cattle 24 

Public Sale of Sheep 24 

Public Sale of Goats 24 

Public Sale of Swine 24 

Quarantine 7 

Quality of exhibits 18 

Reception, dates of 15 

Rebates, securing 15 

Removal of animals 18 

Responsibility of exposition.. ]8 
Rules and regulations, gen- 
eral 7-25 

Rules, Poultry and Pigeons.. 210 

Sheep and Goats, Division C. 140 

Shipment of exhibits 15 

State and Public Institutions, 

animals owned by 8 

Substitution of animals 17 

Stalls and pens 18 

Superintendents 23 



■Continued. 

Pago 

Show arena 23 

Sales, auction 24 

Stud books, recognized 7 

Tariff duties 13 

Veterinary inspection 8 

Veterinary surgeon , 8 

Waybills, mailing of 15 

Withdrawal of prizes 18 

Rules, Poultry and Pigeons 210 

Rules and regulations, general. . .7-25 

Rumpless, — Poultry 217 

Runts, — Pigeons 235 

Russians, — Poultry 217 

S 

Saddle Horses, five gaited 78 

Saddle Horses, three gaited 78 

Saddle, — Horses, three gaited.... 78 

St. Bernards, Rough, — Dogs 279 

St. Bernards, Smooth, — Dogs 279 

Sales, Auction (see Auction Sales) 

Sanitary Conditions 8 

Schipperkes, — Dogs 273 

Scottish Terriers,— Dogs 273 

Sebright, Golden, Bantams, — 

Poultry 215 

Sebright, Silver, Bantams, — 

Poultry 215 

SECRETARY, STEVENS, WAL- 
TER B 4 

Setters, English,— Dogs 274 

Setters, Gordon, — Dogs 275 

Setters, Irish, — Dogs 275 

Sherwoods, — Poultry 217 

Sheep and Goats, Division C 140 

Sheep and Goats, Flock Registers. 141 

Sheep 140 

Cheviot 161 

Cotswold 149 

Dorset 173 

Fine Wool Wethers 170 

Hampshire 158 

Kent or Romney Marsh 178 

Leicester 163 

Lincoln 175 

Merino A, (Wrinkly type) . . . 165 

Merino C, (Delaine) 168 

Oxford 152 

Persian 178 

Rambouillet 171 

Shropshire 146 

Southdown 155 

Suffolk 17S 

Tunis 178 

Sheep and Goats, Special Prizes by 
Missouri State Commission. 

Angora, — Goats 180 

Cotswold, — Sheep 151 



INDEX— Continued. 



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Hampshire 160 

Merino, A 166 

Merino, C 169 

Oxford 154 

Rambouillet 172 

Shropshire 148 

Southdown 157 

Sheep, Special Prizes by Breeders' 
Associations. 

Cotswold 151 

Dorset 175 

Hampshire 160 

Oxford 154 

Shetland Ponies, — Horses 49 

Shields, White Barred, — Pigeons. 235 

Shipment of Exhibits 15 

Shire, — Horses 60 

Short-horn Cattle 84 

Short-horn, Southern Breeding, — 

Cattle 289 

Show Arena, rules for 23 

Shropshire, — Sheep 146 

Siamese, Short-haired, — Cats 286 

Sickness or injury to Animals. ... 8 

Sicilians, — Poultry 217 

Silkies,— Poultry 216 

Silver, Long-haired, — Cats 286 

Silver Tabby, Short-haired,— Cats . 286 

Simmenthal, — Cattle 131 

SKIFF, F. J. V., DIRECTOR OF 

EXHIBITS 4 

Skye Terriers, — Dogs 276 

Slate Turkeys 216 

Smoke, Long-haired, — Cats 286 

Southdown, — Sheep 155 

Small Yorkshire, — Swine 208 

Southern Breeding Cattle 288 

Aberdeen-Angus 294 

Galloway 297 

Hereford 292 

Jersey 300 

Short-horn 289 

Southern Carload lots — Cattle .... 304 

Southern District Car-lots, — Cattle 304 
Southwestern District Car-lots 

Cattle 304 

Spaniels, Clumber, — Dogs 276 

Spaniels, Cocker, — Dogs 277 

Spaniels, Field, — Dogs 277 

Spaniels, Irish Water, — Dogs 278 

Spaniels, Sussex, — Dogs 278 

Spanish, White Face, Black, — 

Poultry 214 

Stalls and Pens 18 

Stalls, application for 19 

Standard Trotter, — Horses 32 

Starling, — Pigeons 233 

State and Public Institutions, 

Animals owned by 8 



Pago 
Steinmesch, Henry, Chmn. Ameri- 
can Poultry Association 212 

STEVENS, WALTER B., SECRE- 
TARY 4 

Stork,— Pigeons 231 

Stralsunder, Pigeons 232 

Stud Books, Horses, recognized . . 27 
Stud Books, Cats, recognized .... 284 
Stud Books, Dogs, recognized .... 242 

Suabian, — Pigeons 239 

Substitution of Animals 17 

Suffolk Punch, — Horses 64 

Suffolk,— Sheep 178 

Suffolk,— Swine 208 

Sultans, — Poultry 216 

Sumatras, Black, — Poultry 216 

Superintendents, duties of 23 

Superintendents, reports of 23 

Sussex, — Cattle 131 

Swallow, Barless, — Pigeons 235 

Swallow, Black Barred, Full Head, 

— Pigeons 236 

Swallow, Spot or Snip, — Pigeons. . 236 
Swallow, White Barred, Full Head, 

—Pigeons 236 

Swans, Black 217 

Swans, White 217 

Swedish, — Ducks 216 

Swifts, — Pigeons 232 

Swine, Division D 182 

Swine, Special Prizes by Missouri 
State Commission. 

Berkshire 191 

Chester White 1 99, 200 

Duroc-Jersey 195 

Poland China 188 

Swine, Special Prizes by Breeders' 
Associations. 

Berkshire 191 

Chester White 199, 200 

Duroc-Jersey 195 

Essex 203 

Hampshire 209 

Large Yorkshire 205 

Swine, Herd Books 1 83-185 

Berkshire 189 

Cheshire 208 

Chester White 197 

Duroc-Jersey 193 

Essex 201 

Hampshire 209 

Poland-China 186 

Suffolk 208 

Tamworth 206 

Victoria 208 

Yorkshire, large 204 

Yorkshire, small 208 

Barrows, Pure-Bred 208 

Barrows, Grade 208 



xiv INDEX- 

T page 

Tarn worth Swine 206 

Tariff duties 13 

THOMPSON, WM. H., TREAS- 
URER 4 

Thoroughbred Horses 34 

Tortoise Shell, Long-haired Cats. 286 
Tortoise Shell, Short-haired Cats. 286 
Tortoise Shell and White, Long- 
haired Cats 286 

Tortoise Shell and White, Short- 
haired Cats 286 

Toulouse Geese 216 

Toy Poodles, — Dogs 280 

Toy Terriers, — Dogs 280 

Transportation, rules and regula- 
tions 15 

Transportation of Live Stock 15 

TREASURER, W T M. H. THOMP- 
SON 4 

Trumpeters, English, — Pigeons... 236 
Trumpeters, English or German, 

—Pigeons 232 

Trumpeters, Russian, — Pigeons... 236 
Tumblers, any other Short Face, 

— Pigeons 238 

Tumblers, English Short Face, — 

—Pigeons 236 

Tumblers, Long Face, Clean Leg, 

Bald Head,— Pigeons 236 

Tumblers, Long Face, Clean Leg, 

Beard, — Pigeons 237 

Tumblers, Long Face, Clean Leg, 

Mottled or Rosewing, — Pigeons. 237 
Tumblers, Long Face, Clean Leg, 

Solid Color, — Pigeons 237 

Tumblers, Muffed Badge,— Pigeons 237 
Tumblers, Muffed, Barred, — 

Pigeons 237 

Tumblers, Muffed, Beard- 
Pigeons 237 

Tumblers, Muffed, Bell Neck- 
Pigeons 237 

Tumblers, Muffed, Mottled or 

Rosewing, — Pigeons 237 

Tumblers, Muffed, Solid Color- 
Pigeons 238 

Tumblers, Muffed, White Side- 
Pigeons 238 

Tumblers, Parlor, — Pigeons 238 

Tunis Sheep 178 



-Continued. 

Page 

Turbits, — Pigeons 238 

Turbits, Tail,— Pigeons 238 

Turkeys 216 

V 

Veterinary Inspection 8 

Veterinary Surgeon, services of . . 8 

Veterinary Surgeon 8 

Vicious, Fractious or Diseased Ani- 
mals 18 

Victoria Pigeons 23!) 

Victoria Swine '.. 208 

W 

Waybills, Mailing of 15 

Waybills, Duplicate 15 

Welsh Terriers, Dogs 281 

Wethers, Fine Wool 170 

Whippets,— Dogs 282 

White Call Ducks 216 

White Crested Ducks 216 

White English Terriers, — Dogs. . . 281 
White English Terriers, Toy. — 

Dogs 282 

White Game, — Poultry 215 

White Game Bantams, — Poultry. . 215 

White Holland Turkeys 216 

White Japanese Bantams, — 

Poultry 215 

White, Long-haired Cats 286 

White, Short-haired Cats 286 

White Wonders, — Poultry. . , 217 

Wild Geese, Domesticated 216 

Withdrawal of Prizes 18 

Wolfhounds, Russian, — Dogs 283 

Wyandottes, Black, — Poultry 213 

Wyandottes, Buff,— Poultry 213 

Wyandottes, Golden,— Poultry 213 

Wyandottes, Partridge, — Poultry. . 213 

Wyandottes, Silver,— Poultry 213 

Wyandottes, Silver Penciled, — 

Poultry 213 

Wyandottes, White, — Poultry 213 

Y 

Yorkshire, Large, Swine 204 

Yorkshire, Small, Swine 208 

Yorkshire Terriers, — Dogs 283 


















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Summary of Exposition and Sp « 002 823 3B 9 v 
Offered (or Exhibits oi Live Stock, Poultry, Etc., at the 
Universal Exposition oi 1904 



Breed. Div. Amount. 

Horses A $94,300 

Cattle. B 65,520 

Sheep C 44,390 

Swine D 30,311 

Poultry, Pigeons, and Pet Stock . E 15,582 

Dogs and Cats F 10,204 

Southern Breeding Cattle . . . . G 10,000 

Carload Lots of Cattle H 10,000 

Exposition and Special Prizes . . . $280,307 
State and Provincial Prizes, etc*, 

not included above 

Grand Total 



Special. 


Total. 


$21,490 


$115,790 


39,586.25 


105,106.25 


5,720 


50,110 


16,995 


47,306 


6,499 


22,081 


5,085 


15,289 


3,570 


13,570 


2,150 


12,150 


$101,095.25 


$381,402.25 




57,300 




$438,702.25 



STATE AND PROVINCIAL LIVE STOCK PRIZE El 

The following items cover Live Stock Prizes, Freight, 
Expenses, etc., on all classes of Stock: 

Canada * 

Illinois $15,000 

Indiana 

Iowa 12,000 

Kansas 10,000 

Kentucky 7,500 

Missouri 100,000 

Nebraska 2,300 

Oklahoma 500 

Wisconsin 10,000 

* Canada duplicates prizes won by Provincial Live Stock Exhibitors. 
** Freight on Live Stock. 



